Eye coordination

Eye coordination refers to how well both eyes work together to create a single, clear, and stable view of the world. This process involves precise control of eye movements, allowing both eyes to align properly, focus on objects at different distances, and track moving objects smoothly. Good eye coordination is essential for depth perception, reading, and everyday activities. When eyes don’t work well together, it can cause double vision, blurred vision, or difficulty focusing. This coordination relies on the brain’s ability to synchronize signals from both eyes, ensuring seamless and accurate vision.