Oculomotor cues are critical visual signals derived from the movement and position of the eyes, essential for depth perception and spatial orientation. These cues help the brain interpret distance and position, playing a vital role in how we interact with our three-dimensional environment.
Cues for depth are visual indicators that help perceive the three-dimensional structure and distance of objects in a scene. They include both monocular and binocular cues, such as perspective, shading, and stereopsis, which the brain integrates to create a sense of depth perception.