This could actually be a really good idea for someone with a disability that makes reading a traditional clock difficult. Someone with dyslexia, for example. Maybe rather than a slow changing gradient, the color could fill in a portion of the face as the hour goes on. They’d set up a color for each hour, and after a short while of getting used to it they should be able to very quickly read the time.
There’s a number of ways such a thing can be implemented. They do already have binary watches and clocks, though they’re not necessarily all that intuitive for many to read…
This could actually be a really good idea for someone with a disability that makes reading a traditional clock difficult. Someone with dyslexia, for example. Maybe rather than a slow changing gradient, the color could fill in a portion of the face as the hour goes on. They’d set up a color for each hour, and after a short while of getting used to it they should be able to very quickly read the time.
Indeed 👍
There’s a number of ways such a thing can be implemented. They do already have binary watches and clocks, though they’re not necessarily all that intuitive for many to read…
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