Researchers suggest that people with faster eye movement can see objects in motion that are invisible to others.

A wearable navigation assistance system combines visual, audio and haptic senses to assist visually impaired people with daily life tasks ...

The eyes, our windows to the world, rely on a delicate interplay of cornea, lens, retina, and optic nerve to process light and color. Yet, 2.2 billion people globally suffer vision impairment ...

If it's Super Bowl Sunday, the visual system sees those carrots on a veggie tray before the prefrontal cortex knows they exist. Published April 11 in Nature Communications, the study provides some ...

Octopuses, cuttlefish and squid—the coleoid, or soft-bodied, cephalopods—are similar to humans in that they rely heavily on their visual system to guide their everyday activities. But their ...

If it's Super Bowl Sunday, the visual system sees those carrots on a veggie tray before the prefrontal cortex knows they exist. Published April 11 in Nature Communications, the study provides some ...

Research conducted at the University of Helsinki reveals that the human visual system sacrifices the ability to detect individual photons in order to gain greater fidelity in detecting faint lights.

The model is based on a fruit fly's visual system, and it offers scientists a way to quickly test ideas on a computer before investing weeks or months in experiments involving actual flies or ...

The reasons behind this heightened susceptibility to vertigo among glasses wearers are multifaceted, involving a complex interplay between the visual system and the brain’s processing of spatial ...