<p>Positive step numbers are the steps on the stairs. Frequency represents all fixations observed across all participants. Numbers at the top of the bars represent the number of participants contributing with fixations. Step “zero” represents the step ending with the last foot contact on the ground prior to the stairs. CONTROL and ART (A), and TARGET and VRT (B) were plotted in two difference graphs due to the large difference in scale.</p
Although the visual system is known to provide relevant information to guide stair locomotion, there...
AbstractVisual detection and discrimination thresholds are often measured using adaptive staircases,...
<p>The inertial stimulus included 0.15 cm vibration and visual heading was at 50% coherence. (A) The...
Many activities in daily life do not impose strict requirements on gaze. We investigated gaze when w...
<p>In the horizontal axis, positive step numbers are the steps on the stairs. Steps 1, 2, 7 and 8 re...
Although it is likely that foveal information on treads provides important sensory cues for stair wa...
The importance of peripheral visual information during stair climbing and how peripheral visual info...
<p>Horizontal axis defines the step number in which reaction time stimuli occurred. Positive numbers...
<p>Frequency of disparate fixations; binocular eye movement traces representative of the mean fixati...
<p>Vertical dashed lines represent the time of foot contact in the stepping guide. The black and gra...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Average duration of each ordinal fixation. Note the much shorter duration of the first...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Average duration of each ordinal fixation. Note the much shorter duration of the first...
Although the visual system is known to provide relevant information to guide stair locomotion, there...
Does gaze control influence lower-extremity motor coordination in people with neurological deficits?...
INTRODUCTION: Variation in step height within a stairway could negatively impact safe stairway negot...
Although the visual system is known to provide relevant information to guide stair locomotion, there...
AbstractVisual detection and discrimination thresholds are often measured using adaptive staircases,...
<p>The inertial stimulus included 0.15 cm vibration and visual heading was at 50% coherence. (A) The...
Many activities in daily life do not impose strict requirements on gaze. We investigated gaze when w...
<p>In the horizontal axis, positive step numbers are the steps on the stairs. Steps 1, 2, 7 and 8 re...
Although it is likely that foveal information on treads provides important sensory cues for stair wa...
The importance of peripheral visual information during stair climbing and how peripheral visual info...
<p>Horizontal axis defines the step number in which reaction time stimuli occurred. Positive numbers...
<p>Frequency of disparate fixations; binocular eye movement traces representative of the mean fixati...
<p>Vertical dashed lines represent the time of foot contact in the stepping guide. The black and gra...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Average duration of each ordinal fixation. Note the much shorter duration of the first...
<p>(<b>a</b>) Average duration of each ordinal fixation. Note the much shorter duration of the first...
Although the visual system is known to provide relevant information to guide stair locomotion, there...
Does gaze control influence lower-extremity motor coordination in people with neurological deficits?...
INTRODUCTION: Variation in step height within a stairway could negatively impact safe stairway negot...
Although the visual system is known to provide relevant information to guide stair locomotion, there...
AbstractVisual detection and discrimination thresholds are often measured using adaptive staircases,...
<p>The inertial stimulus included 0.15 cm vibration and visual heading was at 50% coherence. (A) The...