Now this is an interesting use of augmented reality: an iOS app that helps people with color vision deficiencies differentiate colors. Medgadget reports:
Named after its author, Dan Kaminsky, it helps by automatically converting colors in the image which normally can't be differentiated by people who are colorblind to colors which can be differentiated. It is optimized for the most common form of color blindness, anomalous trichromancy, in which differentiation between reds and greens is affected, but it also allows the user to tweak the filters.
Dankam is available in the App Store for $2.99.
