Scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, have discovered a new color named 'olo,' visible only under specific laser conditions. This unique hue manifests as a peacock blue-green that exists beyond normal human perception. By using laser pulses to stimulate retinal cells, five researchers experienced this color, describing it as unbelievably intense. They suggest this technology could revolutionize color vision and potentially provide solutions for color-blind individuals. The team believes that the immersive experience of 'olo' far exceeds any color representation possible through traditional media or viewing methods.
The level of saturation is off the charts" - Ren Ng, a computer scientist at Berkeley.
There is no way to convey that color in an article or on a monitor," - Austin Roorda, a vision scientist on the team.
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