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Code

To the best of our ability, we practice open science. The idea is not to simply tick a box of “open science”, but to make the stimuli, data, and analyses that accompany a publication readable and usable for reviewers and other researchers. You can find code for most of our publications at https://github.com/bionicvisionlab.

In addition, we have also developed a number of open-source software tools in support of our research goals:

pulse2percept is an open-source Python framework for modeling how retinal and cortical visual prostheses produce percepts.

Michael Beyeler

BionicVisionXR is an open-source virtual reality toolbox for studying simulated prosthetic vision during natural head and body movement.

Apurv Varshney