👉 Saccades, also known as eye movements or gaze shifts, are involuntary muscle movements that occur in response to visual stimuli. These movements can take place on both sides of the eyes and may be observed by others, such as a person's friend across a room. The precise definition of saccades varies depending on the context and the specific study being done. In general, saccades are thought to be caused by the movement of two or more muscles in the eye that are involved in focusing
