Determining Eye Dominance
Placing the display pod in front of your dominant eye will provide a more accurate preview and better visual information processing.
To determine your eye dominance, extend your arms out in front of you with palms facing away (see image). Bring your hands together to form a small triangle with your thumbs and forefingers.
With both eyes open, center a distant object within the triangle — such as a picture, clock or door handle. While maintaining focus on the object, close your left eye. If the item stays centered, you’re right-eye dominant, and you should place the display pod on the right side.
If your hands no longer frame the object, you are left-eye dominant, and you should place the display pod on the left side.
If the object remains centered regardless of the eye you close, you are dominant eye neutral and can use either side.
To determine your eye dominance, extend your arms out in front of you with palms facing away (see image). Bring your hands together to form a small triangle with your thumbs and forefingers.
With both eyes open, center a distant object within the triangle — such as a picture, clock or door handle. While maintaining focus on the object, close your left eye. If the item stays centered, you’re right-eye dominant, and you should place the display pod on the right side.
If your hands no longer frame the object, you are left-eye dominant, and you should place the display pod on the left side.
If the object remains centered regardless of the eye you close, you are dominant eye neutral and can use either side.
Updated on: 11/08/2022