Peripheral vision is fundamental for many real-world tasks, including walking, driving, and
aviation. Nonetheless, there has been no effort to connect these applied literatures to …

To maintain balance during locomotion, the central nervous system (CNS) accommodates
changes in the constraints of spatial environment (eg, existence of an obstacle or changes in …

User representations are critical to the virtual experience, and involve both the input device
used to support interactions as well as how the user is virtually represented in the scene …

Simulating realistic interactions between virtual characters has been of interest to research
communities for years, and is particularly important to automatically populate virtual …

In order to pass through apertures safely and efficiently, individuals must perceive the width
of the aperture relative to (1) the width of the person-plus-object system and to (2) their …

This article investigates different approaches to the interpretation of eye-tracking video
records of pedestrians walking outdoors to determine the apparent importance of fixation on …

When we are walking in crowds, we mainly use visual information to avoid collisions with
other pedestrians. Thus, gaze activity should be considered to better understand interactions …

During locomotion, a top-down organization has been previously demonstrated with the
head as a stabilized platform and gaze anticipating the horizontal direction of the trajectory …

People must decide where, when, and for how long to allocate gaze to perform different
motor behaviours. However, the factors guiding gaze during these ongoing, natural …

Stair walking is a challenging locomotor task, and visual information about the steps is
considered critical to safely walk up and down. Despite the importance of such visual inputs …