Ph.D.The two distinctive visual experiences of binocular display, with and without stereoscopic glasses, have been recently utilized for visual sharing between the normal-vision audiences and the audiences suffering from color vision deficiency (sometimes called color blindness or color weakness). However, the visual sharing problem is still challenging due to the need of simultaneous satisfaction of multiple binocular visual requirements, in order to offer a color-distinguishable and binocularly fusible visual experience to audiences suffering from color vision deficiencies (CVD), without hurting the visual experience of the normal-vision audiences. Existing methods are not quite suitable for practical usage. The first reason is that their...