Scientists at UC Berkeley have developed a groundbreaking technology called Oz that allows humans to see a brand-new color named Olo—a hyper-saturated blue-green hue never seen before. This innovation not only explores human color vision but may also pave the way for treatments of vision disorders.
Scientists have discovered a new color called ‘olo’ that can only be seen by five individuals using a unique laser technique. This unprecedented blue-green hue challenges our understanding of color perception.
In a stunning breakthrough, scientists have enabled five individuals to see a brand new color named 'olo', a vibrant blue-green hue, through targeted laser stimulation of eye cells. This groundbreaking research could redefine color perception and open new avenues in vision science.
Scientists have discovered a groundbreaking new color, 'Olo', by stimulating M cones in the retina with lasers, creating an unprecedented visual experience that can't be replicated on current displays.
