Seeing through a cat's eyes

By Phil Gyford on 7 October 1999, 11:48 pm | 1 Comment

A group at University of California, Berkeley, have reconstructed what a cat sees by connecting electrodes to 177 cells in its brain directly to a computer.

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Renee | April 12, 2004 7:20 PM | Reply

Do you have actually photographic examples of how a cat sees. Ex:..color, size...?

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