While we fixate an object, our eyes are never stationary but constantly drifting, with miniature movements traditionally thought to be random and involuntary. A new study shows that the orientation of such drift in humans is actually not random but is influenced by the task demands to improve performance.

Active vision: How you look reflects what you are looking for / Benedetto, Alessandro; Kagan, Igor. - In: CURRENT BIOLOGY. - ISSN 1879-0445. - ELETTRONICO. - 33:(2023), pp. 0-0. [10.1016/j.cub.2023.03.012]

Active vision: How you look reflects what you are looking for

Benedetto, Alessandro
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2023

Abstract

While we fixate an object, our eyes are never stationary but constantly drifting, with miniature movements traditionally thought to be random and involuntary. A new study shows that the orientation of such drift in humans is actually not random but is influenced by the task demands to improve performance.
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Benedetto, Alessandro; Kagan, Igor
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