… (Jax and Rosenbaum did not test the same target twice in a row.) … and Rosenbaum (2007),
and they show that the results of Jax and Rosenbaum were not an artifact of uncertainty about …

Viewing objects with the intention to act upon them may activate task-irrelevant motor
responses. Many manufactured objects are associated with two action classes: grasping in …

According to a prominent theory of human perception and performance (MA Goodale & AD
Milner, 1992), the dorsal, action-related stream only controls visually guided actions in real …

Tactile cues generated from lightweight, wearable actuators can help users learn new
motions by providing immediate feedback on when and how to correct their movements. We …

Apraxic stroke patients need to perform repetitive arm movements to regain motor functionality,
but they struggle to process the visual feedback provided by typical virtual rehabilitation …

An aim of human factors research is to have models that allow for the advance design of
user-friendly environments. This is still a distant dream because existing models are not yet …

… Jax and Rosenbaum also suggested that an advantage of relying on these abstract … about
Jax and Rosenbaum's (in press) study concerned the generalizability of its conclusions. Jax …

We present and evaluate an arm-motion guidance system that uses magnetic tracking sensors
and low cost vibrotactile actuators. The system measures the movement of the user's arm …

The proposed demonstration stems from research on a low cost haptic virtual interaction
platform for upper-limb rehabilitation. This work centers on the use of vibrotactile feedback in a …

In this study we asked whether Fitts’ Law, a well-established relationship that predicts movement
times (MTs) for direct movements between two positions, could be extended to predict …