Abstract

Visual-motor integration (VMI) is crucial for daily functioning, involving the coordination of visual perception and motor output.
Thisfield investigates VMI’sdevelopment, neuralunderpinnings, andinfluencingfactorssuchasvisualfeedback, proprioception, and
attention. Research addresses VMI in pediatric populations, including those with developmental coordination disorder, and considers
age-related changes and the impact of visual impairments. Technological advancements, like virtual reality, offer new avenues for
VMItraining. Understanding VMI is vital for identifying developmental delays and designing effective interventions.