This optic was 22 feet long.

Monkeys with high speed digital fiber optic technology

The microsensors will move along your optic nerve.

Fibre optic cables can carry huge amounts of information.

That's a sea sponge that has a fiber optic.

Draws a groovy rotating fiber optic lamp. Written by Tim Auckland 2005.

Two eyes at the bottom, optic nerve flowing out from the back.

well, we need a piece of equipment. it's, uh, laser optic hardware.

For example, our eyes have blind spots where the optic nerve is attached.

You see the going down towards the fovea where the optic nerve begins.

We took little bots that we had created that spooled a fiber optic.

When you move forward, you get optic flow, flowing outwards in your visual field,

And inside, the daylight each one is an optic and it brings light into the center.

We are already laced up as if we're in a fiber optic corset, if you like.

So we are really duplicating the kind of signals that you have on the optic nerve.

It's a fiber optic network linking every street intersection to a data center in city hall.

Fiber optic cables are made up of tiny glass fibers which are as thin as human hairs.

And then you can take a fiber optic cable and light up some of the same things.

I'm quite certain, also, that the optic chiasm has deteriorated somewhat due to a weak ipsilateral component.

There's some fiber optic cable probably between those 2 points, and there's no need for any routing directions.

Because I've added blur to these optic flow lines, your brain says, They're probably already moving, that's why they're blurry.

Now, this is a map of the undersea fiber optic cables that connect Africa to the rest of the world.

Now, you're looking at this thinking, Ah, Admiral, these must be sea lanes of communication, or these might be fiber optic cables.

And then I came across this material fiber optic, which usually emits light at the end of this light, as you can see.

So when you take a fixation, you end up with this weird optic blur stuff, and it tells you the direction you're moving.

When you look at a painting that you qualify as beautiful the activity goes through the retina, the optic pathways, to the primary optic cortex to the specialized areas that are specialized for detecting and processing bodies, and then goes to the medial orbital frontal cortex, somehow, and you experience beauty.

And these four types of information your optic nerve has about a million fibers in it, and 900,000 of those fibers send these four types of information.

the only way that we can see what she saw, even in theory, is if we could recover the electric impulses that were traveling along her optic nerve.

The point is that it's the stimulus at the back of your eye that has these optic blurs in them, and that's what tells your brain that you're moving.

This is a fiber optic cable that was laid between those two cities to just be able to traffic one signal 37 times faster than you can click a mouse just for these algorithms, just for the Carnival and the Knife.

We had to do this, and the fiber optic, and the attentuation, and the this and the that, all the technology of it, and the difficulty, the human performance aspects of working at sea, you can't explain it to people.

But if you add cues and this is just one of many kinds of cues that can lead to these kinds of illusions, this very strong optic blur cue then you're going to perceive instead exactly how it will appear in the next moment.

What I've done is I've collected together the data from the question, the total time of the round trip for the data, which was 75 milliseconds, the one way distance, which was 2,500 kilometers, the speed of light in an optic fiber, which is 200,000 km sec.

Neuroscientists have done the following fascinating experiments where you cut the wire from the ears to the auditory cortex and you re wire, in this case an animal's brain, so that the signal from the eyes to the optic nerve eventually gets routed to the auditory cortex.

They want to compress the information they just want to send the changes, what's new in the image, and so on and that is how your eyeball is able to squeeze all that information down to your optic nerve, to send to the rest of the brain.

These are big brains, highly social animals, and I thought, well, if we give them choice and control, if they can hit a symbol on this keyboard and by the way, it was interfaced by fiber optic cables from Hewlett Packard with an Apple II computer.

It's about the router of one network, a Facebook or a Google or a B.T. or a Comcast or a Time Warner, whatever it is, connecting with usually a yellow fiber optic cable up into the ceiling and down into the router of another network, and that's unequivocally physical, and it's surprisingly intimate.