 The aim of this proposal is to evaluate a non-surgical visual prosthetic BrainPort vision device that enables the blind to appreciate their immediate surroundings and determine the way the brain interprets the information. Our main goal is to determine if the device can be used in a pediatric population by measuring the subjects improvement over baseline in any of the following areas: light detection, light localization, movement perception, and standardized object recognition tasks after use of the BrainPort. 