Tactile perception of sequentially presented spatial patterns

Final version Spatial Perception via Tactile Sensation

If a sensory brain state plays an unusual functional role, does the phenomenology go with the role or the brain state? If the phenomenology goes with the functional role, that supports functionalism, which is the view that phenomenology just is the role. If it goes with the brain state, that supports physicalism, which is the view that phenomenology is what realizes or implements the role. I ag...

The origins of ability and automaticity in tactile spatial perception.

The Application of Tactile Experience in Urban Perception

Urban perception is the result of mutual transaction between human and environment and the process of perception is developed through the three continuous steps of “sensation”, “perception” and “cognition”. In the first step (sensorial perception), the environmental signals are received via sensorial sensors and each different sense based on its own essence, performance and ability has its own ...

An Adaptation-Induced Repulsion Illusion in Tactile Spatial Perception

Following focal sensory adaptation, the perceived separation between visual stimuli that straddle the adapted region is often exaggerated. For instance, in the tilt aftereffect illusion, adaptation to tilted lines causes subsequently viewed lines with nearby orientations to be perceptually repelled from the adapted orientation. Repulsion illusions in the nonvisual senses have been less studied....

SoftAR: Visually Manipulating Tactile Softness Perception in Spatial Augmented Reality

We present SoftAR, a novel spatial augmented reality (AR) technique based on a pseudo-haptics mechanism in the human brain that visually manipulates the sense of softness perceived by a user pushing a soft physical object. Considering the limitations of projectionbased approaches that change only the surface appearance of a physical object, we propose two projection visual effects, i.e., surfac...