<p>Each panel presents the distance from the obstacle to the toe marker on the planted lead foot and trail foot prior to the step over the obstacle. Error bars reflect 95% confidence intervals with between-subjects variability removed. (A) Distance by obstacle height and viewing window. (B) Distance by obstacle depth and viewing window.</p
Most obstacle avoidance studies have identified the importance of visual information in choosing ob...
<p>A) before lesion, rats never touch the obstacle and used a strategy in which the first (leading) ...
<p>A, Average step height and step width (marker on right lateral malleolus) of all subjects in the ...
<p>Maximum step height (top) and obstacle clearance (bottom) of the toe marker placed on the foot at...
<p>Intervals along the x-axis correspond to toe-offs of each step leading up to the step by the lead...
The present study investigated differences in the pickup of information about the size and location ...
The purpose of this study was to investigate gait spatial parameters at the point of departure, with...
<p>Panels A and B show the mean absolute errors for estimates of the distance and direction to the S...
<p>The stepping constraints are illustrated from the perspective of P8 before she started walking at...
The purpose of the current study was to understand how visual information about an ongoing change in...
The purpose of the current study was to understand how visual information about an ongoing change in...
<p>Vertical dashed lines represent the time of foot contact in the stepping guide. The black and gra...
<p>a) Mean lateral hand position at the moment the obstacles were passed. b) Mean lateral hand posit...
Abstract Visual information regarding obstacle position and size is used for planning and controllin...
The aim of this study was to investigate the role of visual information in the control of walking ov...
Most obstacle avoidance studies have identified the importance of visual information in choosing ob...
<p>A) before lesion, rats never touch the obstacle and used a strategy in which the first (leading) ...
<p>A, Average step height and step width (marker on right lateral malleolus) of all subjects in the ...
<p>Maximum step height (top) and obstacle clearance (bottom) of the toe marker placed on the foot at...
<p>Intervals along the x-axis correspond to toe-offs of each step leading up to the step by the lead...
The present study investigated differences in the pickup of information about the size and location ...
The purpose of this study was to investigate gait spatial parameters at the point of departure, with...
<p>Panels A and B show the mean absolute errors for estimates of the distance and direction to the S...
<p>The stepping constraints are illustrated from the perspective of P8 before she started walking at...
The purpose of the current study was to understand how visual information about an ongoing change in...
The purpose of the current study was to understand how visual information about an ongoing change in...
<p>Vertical dashed lines represent the time of foot contact in the stepping guide. The black and gra...
<p>a) Mean lateral hand position at the moment the obstacles were passed. b) Mean lateral hand posit...
Abstract Visual information regarding obstacle position and size is used for planning and controllin...
The aim of this study was to investigate the role of visual information in the control of walking ov...
Most obstacle avoidance studies have identified the importance of visual information in choosing ob...
<p>A) before lesion, rats never touch the obstacle and used a strategy in which the first (leading) ...
<p>A, Average step height and step width (marker on right lateral malleolus) of all subjects in the ...