A Free Hyperlegible Typeface from the Braille Institute

I’ll have to try my hand at making a mono space version of this fine some time. I like the idea of hyper legibility and I’d be curious to compare it against the font I normally use, which is Overpass Mono.

Nice. Significantly more legible without glasses.

Those blurred images, on the other hand, look nothing like what I see without glasses (I have myopia and astigmatism). Has research been done into reproducing what visually impaired folks actually perceive, or are designers just reaching for a convenient Photoshop filter?

The blurred images are uniform, stable and lower intensity. I see images which are just as bright, but non-uniform (value banding, especially near corners) and some chromatic aberration (which may be a result of viewing on my monitor). Anyone else?

I know nobody asked, but I'm working on making an extension here: https://github.com/JakeTrock/HyperLegible that'll inject this font into the page on page load. It's not done yet due to me being a slow coder(I've never written an extension) and having college, but I hope to finish it over the weekend

I would love to see a monospace version of this.