Retinal amplifiers were installed in beings that suffered damage to the retinas of their eyes. The science behind them was unclear, but it was assumed that it involved repositioning of individual blood vessels or even the rods and cones in the retina and then aligned them along an axis that could produce sharper vision. Improvements to the rod cells themselves could also be performed, allowing for enhanced night vision. Certain models were capable of infrared imaging and target spotting.
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