A team of scientists in the U.S. has discovered a new color named olo, which can only be perceived with the aid of laser technology. This deeply saturated teal hue was observed using a method called Oz, allowing subjects to experience it through laser pulses. Despite being invisible to the naked eye, participants compared olo’s appearance to teal. Their findings were shared in an article published in the journal Science Advances. This discovery underscores the limitations of human vision and opens new avenues for exploring the spectrum of color beyond traditional perception.
The researchers developed a brilliant method using laser technology, named Oz, to enable humans to perceive olo, a color beyond the visible spectrum.
Described as a deeply saturated teal, olo can only be experienced through technological means, offering insights into our visual limitations.
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