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Technical disclosure reveals a wearable system utilizing colour-triggered interactions for user-defined actions.
This technical disclosure describes a wearable interaction system based on interchangeable colour pucks mounted on clothing via snap fasteners. A browser-based camera module detects the colour of the puck, compares it to trained colour signatures, and triggers user-defined behaviours such as opening links, running functions, or displaying text. The system includes: A snap‑mount hardware layer with interchangeable matte colour discs (cloth or thin plastic) A colour‑scan HTML/JavaScript module using RGB averaging and HSV conversion A training module that captures multiple samples and outputs JSON colour profiles with tolerance values A behaviour‑routing engine that maps colour signatures to actions (link, run, text, custom) The document is intended as defensive publication to establish prior art and prevent third‑party patenting of this method and architecture. Public Disclosure: https://colourtest-ai.netlify.app/ip/colour-trigger-disclosure.html
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