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  1. (, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd)
    Green, Phil (Ed.)
    Head‐mounted virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) systems deliver colour imagery directly to a user's eyes, presenting position‐aware, real‐time computer graphics to create the illusion of interacting with a virtual world. In some respects, colour in AR and VR can be modelled and controlled much like colour in other display technologies. However, it is complicated by the optics required for near‐eye display, and in the case of AR, by the merging of real‐world and virtual visual stimuli. Methods have been developed to provide predictable colour in VR, and ongoing research has exposed details of the visual perception of real and virtual in AR. Yet, more work is required to make colour appearance predictable and AR and VR display systems more robust. 
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