Teng Leng Ooi

Teng Leng Ooi studies human visual perception, particularly how people judge distances and locations in space using cues like binocular vision, motion, and terrain information while walking or viewing static scenes. Earlier work examined binocular vision phenomena such as sensory eye dominance and how the brain combines contours and surfaces to perceive depth and figure boundaries. This research aims to understand the perceptual and computational mechanisms the brain uses to construct a stable, three-dimensional sense of the surrounding environment.

Publication output was modest and intermittent from 2017-2022 (including a gap in 2021-2022) but increased notably from 2023 onward, with 2024 showing the highest yearly count.

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