Binocular Discrepancy Lab
Binocular Discrepancy Lab runs dichoptic presentation experiments in the browser with per-eye stimulus configuration and VR support.
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What is Binocular Discrepancy Lab?
Binocular Discrepancy Lab is a web-based laboratory tool for conducting binocular vision research and visual perception experiments. It enables researchers to create and configure visual stimuli with separate left and right eye presentations, test continuous flash suppression effects, and perform eye isolation diagnostics. Designed for vision scientists and perceptual psychologists studying binocular vision.
Binocular Discrepancy Lab pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Binocular Discrepancy Lab pros
- Interactive configuration of 2D and 3D visual stimuli with granular parameter control (rotation, position, speed, size)
- Support for continuous flash suppression and eye isolation diagnostic experiments
- Flexible media upload for custom visual content (JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, SVG up to 12 MB)
- Web-based access eliminates need for software installation
Binocular Discrepancy Lab cons
- Limited visible documentation or tutorial content in the interface
- Requires specialized knowledge of vision science and experimental design to use effectively
- No apparent community support or user forum visible
Frequently asked questions about Binocular Discrepancy Lab
What file formats can I upload for custom stimuli?
JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, and SVG images up to 12 MB and 4096 x 4096 pixels. Animated GIFs should be 8 MB or smaller.
Can I run experiments with different stimuli for each eye?
Yes, the tool supports separate left-eye and right-eye media upload and configuration, enabling true binocular presentation.