Kirschen M.P., Kahana M.J., Sekuler R., & Burack, B. (2000). Optic flow helps humans learn to navigate through synthetic environments. Perception, 29, 801818.  Home/Search   Document Not in Database   Summary   Related Articles

....flow in spatial learning in the absence of associated vestibular cues [21] However, they were studying relatively simple single movement responses, and we contend that optical flow, even in the absence of vestibular cues, may still be useful for navigating more complex paths. Kirschen et al. [20] examined the impact of optical flow on learning to navigate through synthetic environments. They found that in the absence of other cues, such as landmarks, optical flow cues were a significant aid in wayfinding. Users performed better learning a maze with fluid optical flow cues than with choppy ....

Kirschen M.P., Kahana M.J., Sekuler R., & Burack, B. (2000). Optic flow helps humans learn to navigate through synthetic environments. Perception, 29, 801818.

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