Diagnosing Colour Vision Deficiencies Using Eye Movements (Without Dedicated Eye-Tracking Hardware)

The novel colour vision test administered using an unmodified tablet was found to be effective in diagnosing colour vision deficiencies and has the potential to be a practical and cost-effective alternative to traditional methods. Translation Relevance: The test's objectivity, its straightforward implementation on a standard tablet, and its minimal requirement for patient cooperation, all contribute to the wider accessibility of colour vision diagnosis. This is particularly advantageous for demographics like children who might be challenging to engage, but for whom early detection is of paramount importance.

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Journal of Eye Movement Research
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2025-10-02
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https://doi.org/10.3390/jemr18050051
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Visual perception and processing mechanisms
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Diagnosing Colour Vision Deficiencies Using Eye Movements (Without Dedicated Eye-Tracking Hardware)

Philip Turnbull, Steven C. Dakin, Gabriel Lobo, Aryaman Taore
Journal of Eye Movement Research
Visual perception and processing mechanisms
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Diagnosing Colour Vision Deficiencies Using Eye Movements (Without Dedicated Eye-Tracking Hardware)

Philip Turnbull, Steven C. Dakin, Gabriel Lobo, Aryaman Taore
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Abstract

The novel colour vision test administered using an unmodified tablet was found to be effective in diagnosing colour vision deficiencies and has the potential to be a practical and cost-effective alternative to traditional methods. Translation Relevance: The test's objectivity, its straightforward implementation on a standard tablet, and its minimal requirement for patient cooperation, all contribute to the wider accessibility of colour vision diagnosis. This is particularly advantageous for demographics like children who might be challenging to engage, but for whom early detection is of paramount importance.

Journal of Eye Movement ResearchVol. 18(5)
University of Auckland (NZ), University College London (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Visual perception and processing mechanisms
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Diagnosing Colour Vision Deficiencies Using Eye Movements (Without Dedicated Eye-Tracking Hardware) — Philip Turnbull, Steven C. Dakin, et al. · Journal of Eye Movement Research (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS