An artificial eye implant, also known as a bionic eye or retinal implant, is a cutting-edge medical device designed to restore vision to individuals with severe visual impairments or blindness, often due to retinal diseases like retinitis pigmentosa. These implants work by bypassing damaged retinal cells and directly stimulating the remaining healthy cells or the optic nerve. The device typically consists of a tiny electrode array implanted in or near the retina and an external camera mounted on glasses, which captures visual information. This data is then transmitted wirelessly to the implant, which converts it into electrical signals that the brain can interpret as visual images. While current technology doesn't fully restore normal vision, it allows patients to perceive shapes, light, and movement, significantly improving their quality of life. Advances in this field hold great promise for the future of vision restoration.