Development of a novel visuomotor integration paradigm by integrating a virtual environment with mobile eye-tracking and motion-capture systems

Authors

Haylie L. Miller, University of North Texas Health Science Center
Nicoleta L. Bugnariu, University of North Texas Health Science CenterFollow
Rita M. Patterson, University of North Texas Health Science Center
Indika Wijayasinghe, University of Louisville
Dan O. Popa, University of Louisville

Abstract

Visuomotor integration (VMI), the use of visual information to guide motor planning, execution, and modification, is necessary for a wide range of functional tasks. To comprehensively, quantitatively assess VMI, we developed a paradigm integrating virtual environments, motion-capture, and mobile eye-tracking. Virtual environments enable tasks to be repeatable, naturalistic, and varied in complexity. Mobile eye-tracking and minimally-restricted movement enable observation of natural strategies for interacting with the environment. This paradigm yields a rich dataset that may inform our understanding of VMI in typical and atypical development.

Document Type

Conference Presentation

Publication Date

6-19-2017

Publication Title

International Conference on Virtual Rehabilitation

ISSN

2331-9569

DOI

10.1109/ICVR.2017.8007481

First Page

1

Last Page

6

Recommended Citation

Miller, Haylie L.; Bugnariu, Nicoleta L.; Patterson, Rita M.; Wijayasinghe, Indika; and Popa, Dan O., "Development of a novel visuomotor integration paradigm by integrating a virtual environment with mobile eye-tracking and motion-capture systems" (2017). All Faculty Scholarship. 327.
https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/shs-all/327