Eyeborg' filmmaker has a video camera in his prosthetic eye that can record for up to 30 minutes

Rob Spence, 47, lost the sight in his right eye as a child following a shotgun accident. On having the eye removed in 2008, the Canadian decided to replace it with one containing a video camera.

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