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Seeing colours: addressing colour vision deficiency with vision augmentations using computational glasses

Sutton et al., 2022

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13112947575334644718
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Sutton J
Langlotz T
Plopski A
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ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction

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Colour vision deficiency is a common visual impairment that cannot be compensated for using optical lenses in traditional glasses, and currently remains untreatable. In our work, we report on research on Computational Glasses for compensating colour vision deficiency …
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