Control of Movement: Latency and Amplitude of Catch-Up Saccades to Accelerating Targets

Medicine, Neurology, Ophthalmology,
catch-up saccades   retinal acceleration error   eye movement coordination   saccade programming   smooth pursuit  

The Impact of Retinal Acceleration Error on Catch-Up Saccades Research Background When humans track moving objects, they primarily rely on two types of eye movements: smooth pursuit and saccades. Smooth pursuit depends on visual motion signals, but when tracking errors accumulate, the brain initiates catch-up saccades to realign the gaze with the t...