Researchers at the University of California Berkeley found natural variation in the inherent visual ability to pinpoint the exact location and size of objects. A series of experiments on nine individuals found 'dramatic differences' in the ability to resolve fine details as well as discrepancies in judging location and size. The researchers believe the discovery has implications for anything where accurate visualisations are required, such as sports, medicine and driving. The researchers believe the discovery has implications for anything where accurate visual visualisations are required, such as sports, medicine and driving. From this, they could identify which changes were most important to the ability of mice to accurately identify the ‘synthetic smell’.

Source: Daily Mail July 15, 2020 09:54 UTC