Japan Has Developed The Gospel Of "Color Labels" For Blind People.

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< p > Sakawa Ken, a lecturer in the clothing department of Japan Women's University, has developed a label that can identify "a" target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" and "clothes /a" color by hand touch.

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< p > according to the July 21st issue of Tokyo news, the Japanese lecturer, Sichuan University, and her graduate student, a foreign lecturer at Japan Women's University, recently developed a label to identify the color of clothes by hand touching.

Through this tag, the totally blind disabled people can feel the color that they can only ask to know and enjoy the fun of the fun.

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< p > the R & D team has a 10 cm color ranging from red to purple on the label of about 5 cm and 3 cm wide, and is circularly distributed in the order of similar color.

This is called "hue loop". The basic color uses convex points to open a corresponding small hole on the label.

A small hole in the zero position indicates red with finger touching.

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< p > although for the blind people, they only know the title of "red" and so on in Braille, but in the hue ring, starting from the corresponding position, they can understand their similar color or opposite color, and can easily have the impression of the color of the clothing.

For example, a completely blind person can distinguish between warm and red combinations such as red and orange.

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< p > it is understood that, including acquired blindness, there are about 100-200 million blind people in China.

He said he had decided to develop the label after hearing the demands of the visually impaired to distinguish the color of clothing.

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< p > this research started 4 years ago, with the help of the Braille Library in Japan, and conducted a data survey of 16 blind men and women who were totally blind.

A clear hue loop is described in 13 people's data.

10 people have no impression of color, 3 of them are totally congenital blind.

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< p > before the experiment, blind people showed positive interest. They said: "I hope there is a way to distinguish colors."

In particular, congenital blind women want to dress with their own clothes.

Sakawa Na, "even if it is totally blind, it can imagine colors through the surrounding dialogue and information in the book, and grasp the concept of generally correct".

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Koga Kako, a blind Braille library staff in the University, expressed her joy at the development of the label. She said: "you can choose clothes that suit your mood, and the world is wide as well," P said.

This freedom helps to improve the quality of life. "

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< p > the trial products of this label have been made by the relevant manufacturers, and will be accepted by the manufacturers for the "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp < < /a > manufacturers. Personal sales are also being discussed.

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