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Completed Studies

Eye and Hand Movements While Conducting Daily Tasks

212-769-7833 Contact

In this Section

  • Physical Mobility, Physical Activity & Muscle Strength in Individuals with Age-related Macular Degeneration
  • Eye and Hand Movements While Conducting Daily Tasks
  • Comparison of Assistive Indoor Navigation
  • Comparison of Assistive AI Devices and Software
  • Development of Wearable Navigation System for People with Vision Loss
  • Physical Mobility, Physical Activity & Muscle Strength in Individuals with Age-related Macular Degeneration
  • Eye and Hand Movements While Conducting Daily Tasks
  • Comparison of Assistive Indoor Navigation
  • Comparison of Assistive AI Devices and Software
  • Development of Wearable Navigation System for People with Vision Loss

Purpose of study: This study examines the ways in which people with vision loss coordinate their eye and hand movements while doing tasks such as making a peanut butter sandwich or sorting blocks.

Eligibility: We are recruiting English-speaking participants, 18 years or older, with vision between 20/100 and 20/800 for inclusion, therefore, you must have some vision left.

Duration: Participants will be tested at Lighthouse Guild for approximately one hour.

Procedures: During the session, participants will wear special glasses to track their eyes while performing the task. All tests will be done while standing at a kitchen counter.

Compensation: Participants will be compensated $25 for their participation in appreciation of their time.

Are you interested in participating? Please contact Lighthouse Guild’s Director of Research Operations, Fernanda Garcia-Piña, at 212-769-7833 or submit a request online.

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