iColorNamer4
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
iColorNamer - iPhone 4+ version
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http://www.iColorNamer.wilsonsn.com
by Simon Wilson
iColorNamer should help normal, blind and color blind individuals to identify/decide color names for every day objects.
iColorNamer streams live iPhone camera data into a colour recognition algorithm. The algorithm averages color information within a central square, displays and announces color names via audio.
The algorithm used is the result of a UK Manchester University project into developing a more perfected and universally understood way of presenting color information to blind people.
Please note, the color algorithm was originally developed on a webcam. It was found to be 86% accurate in day or fluorescent light (white light) and 65% accurate in halogen or tungsten light (yellow light). This app is not a perfect solution but we found it improves on both accuracy and clarity of many commercial algorithms (It sticks to clear, universally understood and standard color names) .
Kind acknowledgements
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Manchester/UMIST University
Dr. Gareth Evans
Dr. Paul Blenkhorn
Mr. Lee Smith
Mr. Sanket Sheth
Miss. Abbie Overington
Mr. Vasillis Erotokritou
Mr. David Etchen
=========== =========
http://www.iColorNamer.wilsonsn.com
by Simon Wilson
iColorNamer should help normal, blind and color blind individuals to identify/decide color names for every day objects.
iColorNamer streams live iPhone camera data into a colour recognition algorithm. The algorithm averages color information within a central square, displays and announces color names via audio.
The algorithm used is the result of a UK Manchester University project into developing a more perfected and universally understood way of presenting color information to blind people.
Please note, the color algorithm was originally developed on a webcam. It was found to be 86% accurate in day or fluorescent light (white light) and 65% accurate in halogen or tungsten light (yellow light). This app is not a perfect solution but we found it improves on both accuracy and clarity of many commercial algorithms (It sticks to clear, universally understood and standard color names) .
Kind acknowledgements
====================
Manchester/UMIST University
Dr. Gareth Evans
Dr. Paul Blenkhorn
Mr. Lee Smith
Mr. Sanket Sheth
Miss. Abbie Overington
Mr. Vasillis Erotokritou
Mr. David Etchen
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 1.78 MB of space to download and install iColorNamer4 app. iColorNamer4 was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $0.99
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Simon Wilson at http://www.iColorNamer.wilsonsn.com.
Copyright © Simon Wilson
