The impact of ambient brightness surroundings on the peak velocities of visually guided saccades remains a topic of debate in the field of eye-tracking research. While some studies suggest that saccades in darkness are slower than in light. others question this finding. citing inconsistencies influenced by factors such as pupil deformation during saccades. https://agpkyge6qcf97.tokka-blog.com/35182326/communicating-intent-of-automated-vehicles-to-pedestrians