See the world
your way.

The BeyondColor Platform

A complete picture
of color perception.

BeyondColor combines diagnostic screening, functional hue discrimination, and AI interpretation to generate multidimensional color perception profiles for clinicians, schools, occupational health programs, and digital accessibility systems.

Combines Ishihara screening with functional hue discrimination analysis

Detects acquired deficiencies traditional screening often misses

Generates personalized Color Perception Summaries (CPS)

Produces adaptive accessibility recommendations for digital interfaces

Designed for education, healthcare, occupational screening, and EdTech platforms

Prospective Clinical Validation

Evaluating real-world
color functionality.

BeyondColor was evaluated in a hospital-based prospective study comparing traditional Ishihara screening against functional hue discrimination and occupational performance tasks.

60+ participants across multiple age groups and occupational backgrounds

Included electricians, drivers, and blue-collar professionals

Observed mismatch between Ishihara classification and real-world functional ability

Detected acquired deficiencies missed by traditional screening

Functional hue testing outperformed Ishihara in occupational prediction

Why Current Screening Fails

The Ishihara test was built for a different era.

Created in 1917, Ishihara remains the global standard despite major limitations in functional assessment, accessibility adaptation, and occupational evaluation.

Binary pass/fail classification with limited functional insight

Cannot detect many acquired deficiencies

No severity grading or contextual interpretation

Limited relevance to real-world occupational performance

Misses blue-yellow deficiencies entirely

No personalized accessibility recommendations

Research & Recognition