In a remarkable breakthrough, scientists recently unveiled a new visual phenomenon that defies traditional color models. The discovery of Olo challenges everything we thought we knew about visible light and color perception.

Unlike pigments or paints that can be touched and mixed, Olo is not a physical substance. It is a perceptual experience, crafted through precise manipulation of light frequencies. By layering specific wavelengths and finely tuning their interactions, researchers created conditions under which the human brain perceives an entirely new color.

At present, Olo cannot be reproduced through standard printing methods or viewed on conventional screens. This is because our devices use red, green, and blue (RGB) or cyan, magenta, and yellow (CMY) models to display colors. Olo exists outside these frameworks. To experience Olo, one must use specially calibrated light projectors or carefully filtered lenses that recreate the precise conditions necessary.

Interestingly, this method shares a kinship with how CMY Cubes operate. Our cubes manipulate light and transparency, merging and shifting colors depending on your viewing angle and ambient lighting. Although our cubes do not yet reproduce Olo, the concept of creating new colors through light interaction is at the heart of what we do.

To appreciate the magnitude of Olo, it helps to understand color theory. Traditional color models, like RGB and CMY, rely on combinations of primary colors to generate secondary colors. When light hits an object, some wavelengths are absorbed, and others are reflected. Our eyes detect these reflected wavelengths, and our brains interpret them as color.

CMY Cubes showcase this marvel perfectly. Crafted with filters that absorb and transmit specific wavelengths, our cubes produce an ever-changing rainbow of color. When you rotate a CMY Cube, you change the path of light, allowing different wavelengths to reach your eyes. This playful interaction reveals how subjective and dynamic color really is.

Olo, however, pushes this idea further. It shows that our perception is not only based on simple combinations but can be expanded with new stimuli. It highlights that color, at its heart, is not a property of objects but a creation of our minds.

The discovery of Olo opens exciting possibilities across many fields. In technology, it could lead to new display methods that are richer and more vibrant than anything we have seen. Artists may gain access to new palettes, transforming how we experience visual art. For science, it deepens our understanding of human vision and the nature of reality itself.

For CMY Cubes , Olo represents both inspiration and opportunity. As passionate innovators in color exploration, we are excited to see how this discovery can influence future designs and experiences. Imagine a future CMY Cube enhanced with filters that allow glimpses of Olo and beyond, a true evolution in interactive color art!

At CMY Cubes , we have always known that color is not static, it is alive, shifting, and deeply personal. Our creations are designed to invite you into a hands-on exploration of light, color, and perception.

The news of a new color like Olo reaffirms our belief that there are still wonders to discover, even in something as familiar as a rainbow.

While you may not be able to experience Olo at home just yet, our CMY Cubes continue to offer an extraordinary journey through the science and magic of color. With every twist, turn, and glance, a new world of hues unfolds.

The discovery of Olo reminds us that the universe is filled with surprises. It shows that even in the most well-trodden fields of study, there are new frontiers waiting to be explored. At CMY Cubes, we are proud to be part of this grand adventure, celebrating the endless potential of light, color, and imagination.

Ready to explore the magic of color for yourself? Discover our full range of CMY Cubes and step into a world where every twist reveals a new secret.

Stay curious. Stay colorful. Stay inspired.