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Integration of GPS-like synthetic cues and natural spatial cues during navigation

2026-03-17

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<p>Effective navigation relies on spatial cues. Humans can integrate landmarks and body-based cues (e.g., proprioception) optimally. Modern reliance on GPS introduces synthetic cues—artificial sources of spatial information generated by technology. Yet it remains unclear how synthetic cues interact with natural ones during navigation. We examined how landmarks, body-based cues, and GPS-like synthetic cues (dynamic...

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504043cf-eb3b-5c44-946c-b55055ba774d
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10.31234/osf.io/j2hmu_v1
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