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Tool and hand adaptation and localization in immersive virtual reality

2025-09-03

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The human brain readily adapts movements to achieve motor goals. Most visuomotor adaptation studies use planar reaching with a cursor, where misaligned feedback leads to compensatory adjustments, reach aftereffects, and shifts in perceived hand location. Whether these effects extend to more natural settings and tool use remains unclear. In the Hand Experiment, we showed that in immersive virtual reality (VR), adap...

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cb366a88-1cb7-5ce0-a49d-add1351df76a
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10.1101/2025.09.02.673854
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