This review examines the concept of the preferred retinal locus (PRL) in patients with
macular diseases. Considering monocular and binocular viewing, we (a) explain how to …

While being able to read with screen magnifiers, low vision people have slow and
unpleasant reading experiences. Eye tracking has the potential to improve their experience …

Purpose: Most eye-movement studies in patients with visual field defects have examined the
strategies that patients use while exploring a visual scene, but they have not investigated …

Saccades during smooth pursuit can help bring the fovea on target, particularly in cases of
low pursuit gain. Individuals with macular degeneration often suffer damage to the central …

Purpose: This study aims at linking subtle changes of fixational eye movements (FEM) in
controls and in patients with foveal drusen using adaptive optics retinal imaging in order to …

The project REALTER (wearable egocentric altered reality simulator) exploits immersive
technologies and extended reality (XR) environments to support low-vision rehabilitation, by …

Immersive technology, such as extended reality, holds promise as a tool for educating
ophthalmologists about the effects of low vision and for enhancing visual rehabilitation …

Human vision requires us to analyze the visual periphery to decide where to fixate next. In
the present study, we investigated this process in people with age-related macular …

Growing evidence has shown that attention can be habit-like, unconsciously and persistently
directed toward locations that have frequently contained search targets in the past. The …

Purpose: Understanding the impact of vision impairment on dynamic tasks requiring visual
processing is crucial for developing effective adaptive strategies that support individuals with …