The world is colorful, but for people with color blindness (commonly referred to as red-green blindness), the color of the weak, but there is something missing, regrettable.
Of course, with the development of science and technology, people with color blindness and color weakness may also be able to regain the ability to distinguish colors through small tools. For example, a pair of smart glasses.
Prosper's team from Russia is developing a smart spectacle that will allow people with color blindness and weakness to recognise color.
Simply put, Prosper glasses have a vibration motor built in the legs, and the lens integrated with a filter LCD liquid crystal layer, and then through the microprocessor calculation, using different vibration amplitudes to change the color of the liquid crystal lens, to enhance the color effect.
How does Prosper fit different color blind and weak people? Nature is applied through smart phones. Users need to use App to set and adjust before using, to find the best color enhancement mode for their own, and then just turn on the glasses switch once and for all.
Prosper has completed prototype design and testing, but has not yet produced mass production. On the Prosper side, there are still some deficiencies in the color enhancement of glasses, and the team is still optimizing. In addition, glasses design is not fashionable enough at present, and the
team is making improvements as far as possible.