Previous research has revealed rapid feedback mediated responses in one arm to
mechanical perturbations applied to the other arm during shared bimanual tasks. We now …

Previous research has suggested distinct predictive and reactive control mechanisms for
bimanual movements compared with unimanual motion. Recent studies have extended …

When simultaneously performing asymmetrical movements with both hands, there is a
tendency for the action of one limb to interfere with control of the other. Little is known about …

Optimal feedback control postulates that feedback responses depend on the task relevance
of any perturbations. We test this prediction in a bimanual task, conceptually similar to …

To what extent does visual feedback shape the coordination between our arms? As a first
step towards answering this question, this study compares bimanual coupling in …

An important observation in motor physiology is that even the fastest feedback responses
can be modified in a task-dependent manner. However, whether or not such responses in …

Two experiments examined the effects of independent variations in kinetic and kinematic
requirements on interlimb coupling during a bimanual task. The goal of the investigation was …

Prior research has shown that coordination of bilateral arm movements might be attributed to
either control policies that minimize performance and control costs regardless of bilateral …

We show that fast bimanual coordinative feedback responses can be reversed with changes
in task goals. Participants moved a flexible virtual object across a finish line with an upward …

It is not yet clear how the temporal structure of a voluntary action is coded allowing
coordinated bimanual responses. This study focuses on the adaptation to and compensation …