Depth Perception Test
Test your ability to perceive depth in a 3D environment. This measures how well your eyes work together to judge distances.
Instructions
In this test, you will see cubes at different depths. Click on the cube that appears closest to you. The test will get more challenging as you progress.
Test Results
Your depth perception score: 0/10
What Your Score Means:
- 8-10: Excellent depth perception
- 5-7: Average depth perception
- Below 5: Below average depth perception
Good depth perception is important for activities like driving, sports, and navigating your environment safely.
About Depth Perception
Depth perception relies on several visual cues:
- Binocular disparity: The slight difference between what your left and right eyes see
- Motion parallax: How objects at different distances move at different speeds relative to you
- Size and perspective: How your brain interprets the size of objects and their relationship to each other
Various eye conditions can affect depth perception, including strabismus (eye misalignment), amblyopia (lazy eye), and monocular vision (vision in only one eye).