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This document describes a bionic eye robot that can read colors and measure distances from colored objects. It was built to help colorblind people by determining distances to colored objects in dark places. The creators first designed a prototype virtually using Lego Digital Designer, then built a real robot and tested it, finding that the device works perfectly.
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