Eye-Hand Coordination

The ability to coordinate visual input with hand movements to perform tasks requiring precision, such as reaching for objects, writing, typing, or using tools. Eye-hand coordination involves the integration of visual perception, spatial awareness, and motor control. Deficits in this skill are common in autism spectrum disorder and can affect activities like handwriting, using a computer mouse, or manipulating touchscreens. Assistive technologies may provide haptic or auditory feedback to supplement visual guidance for users with eye-hand coordination difficulties.