Additionally, the fast-paced nature of many games can help improve processing speed, as players must quickly interpret visual and auditory information to make split-second decisions (Dye et al ...

By empowering individuals with visual processing tools to quickly and easily create and use diagrams, charts and other visuals, “visual companies” can realize significant improvement in ...

Primates can identify objects in the 10-degree central visual field within 150 milliseconds, suggesting an initial fast cascade of largely feedforward processing. How they can effortlessly ...

A recent study reported in PLoS One indicates that a painless and non-invasive technology called transcranial magnetic stimulation can improve visual perception in healthy people. We’re not ...

If you’ve always wanted to learn piano, but thought you were too old to learn, think again. Not only can you pick up a new tune after a few lessons, but a new study showed that just an hour of ...

Reason No. 3: Visual analytics offers capabilities for information discovery, processing and visualization-tactics which apply across many applications for computer security and forensics ...

It would be nice to think that there could be a fix to stave it off, like a computer game or something that could do more than help you improve ... the speed of visual processing, so participants ...

Link between motion processing and dyslexia has been identified. Better understanding of its effects on the brain can help improve existing interventions. Children with dyslexia process visual ...

Researchers at the University of Rochester say that they’ve linked video games to better visual processing. ... Newbies who invest just ten hours of game-time can improve their visual skills too.

First study combining multiple new methods to understand visual processing and brain activity in dyslexia could improve understanding of which brain processes are affected by the condition ...

The landscape of pedestrian spaces greatly affect pedestrians’ visual aesthetic perception, which is defined by people’s visual interaction and feedback with the landscape.