The Eyeborg: Enhancing the World of a Colorblind Eyeborg

Neil Harbison, a color-blind artist, uses the Iborg device to hear colors as musical notes, enhancing his artistic expression. Invented by Adam Montandon, the Iborg allows Neil to connect emotionally with colors, transforming his perception of the world. The device, currently reliant on a laptop, may become more compact with future investments. Color blindness affects many, predominantly males, and the Iborg offers a unique experience for those affected.

What unique ability does the Iborg provide to Neil Harbison?

• It lets him feel colors through touch.

• It helps him to taste colors.

• It enables him to hear colors as musical notes.

• It allows him to see colors.

How does Neil Harbison express his art after using the Iborg?

• Through black and white sketches.

• By combining color and music.

• Using only musical compositions.

• By painting only in grayscale.

What is the prevalence of color blindness according to medical experts?

• One in 20 people.

• One in 12 people.

• One in 50 people.

• One in 100 people.

Who invented the Iborg and what is his vision for its future?

• A tech company, planning to integrate it into VR headsets.

• A team of scientists, aiming for it to be a wearable watch.

• Adam Montandon, who envisions it as small as a Walkman or glasses.

• Neil Harbison, who wants it to be a smartphone app.

What is Neil's perspective on the appearance of the Iborg device?

• He wants it to be a fashion statement.

• He values its function over its appearance.

• He prefers it to be invisible.

• He is concerned about its size and appearance.