Scientists recently announced they have discovered a new, never-before-seen color called olo—but most of us still won’t be seeing it anytime soon. Last Friday, a team of researchers published ...

El estudio que detalla este experimento describe un tono bautizado como ‘olo’, una especie de azul verdoso con una saturación que nunca antes se había descrito. Los autores publicaron sus ...

It’s incredibly saturated.” Prof Ng, who was one of five people to take part in the experiment, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that olo was "more saturated than any colour that you can see ...

And the new color enabled by Oz is named “olo,” a reference to its theoretical color space coordinates, which are [0,1,0]. [ Related: Animals only see in black and white and 5 other color myths.

Just 5 people have seen ‘Olo’ — they call it a jaw-dropping peacock blue or teal Dubai: In what sounds like something out of science fiction, scientists at the University of California ...

The research, published in the peer-reviewed journal Science Advances on Friday, details the research into the color “olo.” Study co-author Prof Ren Ng, from the University of California ...

Based on this way in which the Olo has been discovered, a whole range of possibilities now opens up to create new color tones not based on traditional spectral mixing but on the creation of colors ...

Un color híbrido entre azul y verde que los investigadores han definido como ‘Olo’. Nuevos colores mediante la manipulación individual de los fotorreceptores L,M y S En el ojo humano se ...