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Results Summary

Future Directions

The app is freely available on google play and can be downloaded by any tablet. However, we think that it is important that we make this app available on the apple ipad as well which is another direction that we want it to go. We also would like more people to know about the app because of how accessible it is for testing. -different frequencies of blinking light -blending different wavelengths of light -samsung tab II. super Amoled screen. a bunch of really small LEDs. Blend of specific 3 wavelengths rather than using retina displays that filter light but isn't as pure as LED that has blue light.

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