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UC Berkeley Researchers Reveal 'Olo,' a Color Beyond Human Vision

  • Researchers enabled five people to perceive a new color on April 18.
  • Scientists used the Oz method to stimulate specific cone cells.
  • Participants described the new shade, named "olo," as intensely blue-green.
  • Five subjects saw the color, which one expert called "a technological tour de force."
  • This technique could help researchers study vision and potentially aid color blind individuals.
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Nature broke the news in United Kingdom on Friday, April 18, 2025.
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