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English: Predictable directing movements. Eye-head-body interaction during predictable fast turns induced by an acoustic signal with a continuous spreading of neuromuscular activation (depicted by the colored fields in the model representing the EMG activation level) according to punctum fixum to punctum mobile activation. The first 3 movements of the video are demonstrated in normal pace with 50 fps, later the pace is reduced to 15 fps. The eyes begin not earlier to move than the first measurable head rotation (often combined with an initial eye blink). This eye-head-body interaction is demonstrated in the end of the video sequence. |
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Source | Video S5 from von Laßberg C, Beykirch K, Mohler B, Bulthoff H (2014). "Intersegmental Eye-Head-Body Interactions during Complex Whole Body Movements". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0095450. PMID 24763143. PMC: 3998959. | ||
Author | von Laßberg C, Beykirch K, Mohler B, Bulthoff H | ||
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Author | von La?berg C, Beykirch K, Mohler B, Bulthoff H |
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Image title | Predictable directing movements. Eye-head-body interaction during predictable fast turns induced by an acoustic signal with a continuous spreading of neuromuscular activation (depicted by the colored fields in the model representing the EMG activation level) according to punctum fixum to punctum mobile activation. The first 3 movements of the video are demonstrated in normal pace with 50 fps, later the pace is reduced to 15 fps. The eyes begin not earlier to move than the first measurable head rotation (often combined with an initial eye blink). This eye-head-body interaction is demonstrated in the end of the video sequence. |
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Date and time of digitizing | 2014 |
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