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Jonathan Matthis, a postdoctoral researcher in the Center for Perceptual Systems, observes a research participant in “medium terrain” conditions using a motion capture suit, mobile eye tracker and transparent infrared-blocking face shield. Two men walk along a rocky creek bed.

Watch Your Step

July 2, 2018 by Rachel White

Walking on natural terrain takes precise coordination between vision and body movements to efficiently and stably traverse any given path. But until now, vision and locomotion have been studied separately within controlled lab environments.  To better understand how gaze and gait work together to help us navigate the natural world, UT Austin researchers combined new […]

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