“…Evaluation including visually impaired participants was featured in 37 studies (60.66%), either as the only sample (n = 26), or in combination with sighted blindfolded participants (n = 7), with a control group for the same experiments (n = 2), or with sighted participants for different experiments (n = 2). Seven publications did not provide details about the sample [25], [27], [35], [45], [65], [66], [77].…”