Understanding
color vision deficiency
Color vision deficiency affects how millions of people perceive colors, often making it difficult to distinguish shades like red-green or blue-yellow.
Color blindness is often caused by genetic factors that impair the cone cells responsible for color perception. It impacts quality of life, leading to challenges in education, careers, and daily life.
300 million people are affected worldwide.
Red-green color blindness is the most common type, affecting about 99% of colorblind individuals.
1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 women are affected by colorblindness
A need for modernity
While color vision tests have progressed over time, traditional methods remain limited in scope, accuracy, and accessibility.
Requires extensive training & takes over 20 minutes.
Limited to red-green detection. Lacks specificity and is administrated via paper booklet.
Takes over 15 minutes and is cumbersome due to phsyical color block arrangement.