How state-of-the-art camera that behaves like the human eye could benefit robots and smart devices

Experts will explore how an artificial vision system inspired by the human eye could be used by robots of the future — opening up new possibilities for securing footage from deep forests, war zones and even distant planets.

(via WSJ)

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