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Visual System

TVs and computers for the blind

TVs and computers for the blind According to British Tech.co.uk site, Sony is ready for new technological device for people with visual impairments.

TVs and computers for the blind. Sony welcomes new Ofcom campaign

tech.co.uk staff

The Zen PC concept has the potential of enabling the millions of blind and partially sighted people worldwide to massively improve their abilities to use a PC. The tablet-like Sandbox PC running the Zen OS allows for users to operate the computer via an active surface that changes texture, displaying text in Braille and producing images and icons that could be felt by the user. It's currently only at the concept stage, but TechRadar will be bringing you regular news updates on this interesting and genuinely useful technology as we get them.

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Visual Effect of our Brain

Visual Effect of our Brain

Look at this image and test your brain and visual perception. If a girl is rotating in the clockwise direction, then your right hemisphere of your brain is dominant. Otherwise, your left half of the brain is dominant.

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Ebbinghaus illusion

Ebbinghaus illusion Ebbinghaus illusion

Relative size perception - if two circles of identical size are placed near each other and one is surrounded by larger objects, and the other by smaller objects, the two circles will look smaller and larger, respectively. The two spheres in this picture are the same size. 

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Compare Inner Squares

Compare Inner Squares Which inner square is larger?


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