Speaking at DNA 2009, he explained he had lost an eye when young and had long thought about camera technology to replace his lost vision.
The camera eye will move in sync with the healthy eye, it will blink and it will be able to transmit footage live.
He explains: "One of the obvious applications is to be a reporter that has access to places other reporters don't - or access to conversations that normal people don't."
He says having direct eye contact will lead to a unique point of view and potentially a new grammar of film-making.
He has developed a prototype and is looking for further funding of $50,000 to complete the technical aspects of the eye. He is currently filming a documentary about the project.
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