Inspiration
One of our team members had amblyopia twice and was required to play binocular games as visual therapy. Later, their brother had another condition where he almost had to play the games. They initially built an overlay that could let patients play any game for visual therapy instead of the prescribed ones that were most boring.
That overlay was only a singular, screenshotted, color-changed image displayed on a window without click-through or real-time updates.
What it does
An overlay that daltonizes the screen colorization to assist with color blindness. It is intended to make colors easier to see. (explain on one of them when speaking).
How we built it
Python livescreen capture, color filtered for blindness-type, and then displayed on a decorationless, click-through window for the overlay. (The window is non-interactable.)
Challenges we ran into
Make it real-time, and UI (none of us were very well-versed in UI coding)
Accomplishments that we're proud of
Real-time overlay; UI
What we learned
color filter daltonization, python (for some of us), and
What's next for Our Project
Publish and add customizable filters for one's needs (color blindness can be different for everyone).
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