Nagel Anomaloscope Model 1 (c. 1907) On Display:Nagel Anomaloscope Model 1 this clever "decision-tree" machine became

this clever "decision-tree" machine became a massive educational hit

it introduced the world to the "segmented" liquid-crystal animation style that defined portable gaming for a decade

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photographers had to peek through a normal glass viewfinder and keep an eye on a tiny screen on top to manage their storage

Nagel Anomaloscope Model 1 (c. 1907) On Display:Nagel Anomaloscope Model 1 this clever "decision-tree" machine becameThe Nagel Anomaloscope Model 1 is considered the absolute "gold standard" medical instrument used by doctors to precisely diagnose and classify red green color blindness. Invented by a German scientist in 1907, the device was developed to provide a rigorous, foolproof scientific evaluation that was far more accurate than simple printed color cards. When a person looks into the viewing eyepiece, they see a circular screen split perfectly into two