<p>Experiment 1 (A) used a red dumbbell and blue Kong-toy, while Experiments 2 and 3 (B) used a blue ring and purple ball pair and an orange bone-shape and pink ring pair. Note that the pairs used in Experiments 2 and 3 could be linked together (C) such that they could be placed onto the detector as a unit.</p
<p>Experimental set-up for electromyography (A) and for the stimulation experiment (B).</p
<p>The left column represents tools that had a high probability of being grasped first. The right co...
<p>Representation of the five <i>object levels</i> used in the discrimination experiment. Each level...
<p>A depiction of the experimental setup used in Experiments 1–5, consisting of the blicket detector...
<p>Five groups of unfamiliar objects made from LEGO™ bricks were used for the haptic object recognit...
(a) Experiment 1: The right hand of the participant is placed inside a box and equipped with a senso...
<p>(a) Experimental apparatus used in the <i>Food</i> condition of Experiment 1 and in the <i>Object...
<p>Materials that were used in this experiment are shown here along with specific information about ...
<p>(A) Stimuli were used in ordinary object viewing tasks. (B) Stimuli were used in novel object vie...
<p>A: The two halves of the mould, with a sphere in the right half. B: The experimental set-up of <a...
<p>The index finger and thumb contacted the test object on two polished brass disks positioned 35<i>...
<p>(A) Objects containing high-discriminable information (shape). (B) Objects containing fine-graine...
<p>(A) typical objects; (B) atypical objects; (C) unfamiliar objects. Left panel contains Set A obje...
Three metal objects used as weapons in experiments: the shortest is a 1 x 15 steel bar, the second...
<p>A. Stimulus display with 4 hard distractors and one soft target. B. A hard and a soft sphere on p...
<p>Experimental set-up for electromyography (A) and for the stimulation experiment (B).</p
<p>The left column represents tools that had a high probability of being grasped first. The right co...
<p>Representation of the five <i>object levels</i> used in the discrimination experiment. Each level...
<p>A depiction of the experimental setup used in Experiments 1–5, consisting of the blicket detector...
<p>Five groups of unfamiliar objects made from LEGO™ bricks were used for the haptic object recognit...
(a) Experiment 1: The right hand of the participant is placed inside a box and equipped with a senso...
<p>(a) Experimental apparatus used in the <i>Food</i> condition of Experiment 1 and in the <i>Object...
<p>Materials that were used in this experiment are shown here along with specific information about ...
<p>(A) Stimuli were used in ordinary object viewing tasks. (B) Stimuli were used in novel object vie...
<p>A: The two halves of the mould, with a sphere in the right half. B: The experimental set-up of <a...
<p>The index finger and thumb contacted the test object on two polished brass disks positioned 35<i>...
<p>(A) Objects containing high-discriminable information (shape). (B) Objects containing fine-graine...
<p>(A) typical objects; (B) atypical objects; (C) unfamiliar objects. Left panel contains Set A obje...
Three metal objects used as weapons in experiments: the shortest is a 1 x 15 steel bar, the second...
<p>A. Stimulus display with 4 hard distractors and one soft target. B. A hard and a soft sphere on p...
<p>Experimental set-up for electromyography (A) and for the stimulation experiment (B).</p
<p>The left column represents tools that had a high probability of being grasped first. The right co...
<p>Representation of the five <i>object levels</i> used in the discrimination experiment. Each level...