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Exploring virtual reality object perception following sensory-motor interactions with different visuo-haptic collider properties

Girondini et al., 2024

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Girondini M
Montanaro M
Gallace A
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Scientific reports

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Interacting with the environment often requires the integration of visual and haptic information. Notably, perceiving external objects depends on how our brain binds sensory inputs into a unitary experience. The feedback provided by objects when we interact …
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