The document discusses a novel nanotechnology implant called the BG Implant that is being developed by MicroOptx to treat glaucoma. It shunts fluid from the eye directly to the tear film, avoiding risks of internal infection. MicroOptx has already invested over $1 million and is raising $2.2 million in their Series B funding to complete a 10 patient US feasibility trial. The implant uses a filter made of polyethylene glycol to precisely control fluid flow and maintain a target pressure of 8-12 mmHg in the eye. Initial animal testing shows the implant is easily implanted, well tolerated, and securely scars into place without infection or device rejection. MicroOptx aims to start human trials in 9-