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The discussions reflect a strong interest and engagement, with mentions of the study's innovative use of VR technology to explore spatial memory and eye movements, exemplified by phrases like 'study using VR' and 'support from a VAM-Santander grant.' The tone is positive and appreciative, emphasizing the research's contribution rather than critique, which aligns with the overall supportive and interested sentiment.
Most discussions highlight support and enthusiasm for the study, noting its relevance and innovative use of VR.
Posts express high curiosity, emphasizing the significance of visual search and spatial memory research.
Discussions include detailed mentions of the methods, like virtual reality applications, showing deep engagement.
While recognizing the potential influence of findings, the discussions mainly celebrate the research rather than its broad societal impacts.
Very happy to share our last paper in @ARVOJOV with Li, Tong, Kit and Hayhoe. Research was done at @UTAustin with support from a UAM-Santander cooperation grant and a José Castillejo mobility grant. Very nice example of how to study visual search using VR! https://t.co/o6a9kL7aJc
New in the Extended Reality and Vision Science Issue https://t.co/ieMeuTThxl, M. Pilar Aivar @mp_aivar et al. report on Knowing where to go: Spatial memory guides eye and body movements in a naturalistic visual search task, https://t.co/9e3Zke3Hz3. https://t.co/eidhO0uhxV
RT @mp_aivar: Very happy to share our last paper in @ARVOJOV with Li, Tong, Kit and Hayhoe. Research was done at @UTAustin with support fro…
RT @ARVOJOV: New in the Extended Reality and Vision Science Issue https://t.co/ieMeuTThxl, M. Pilar Aivar @mp_aivar et al. report on Knowin…
This video demonstrates how spatial memory guides eye, head, and body movements during a naturalistic visual search in a 3D virtual environment, showing improved efficiency through repeated object searches and learned…
This video demonstrates how spatial memory guides eye, head, and body movements during visual search in a 3D environment, like a virtual apartment. Repeated searches improve efficiency, reduce search time, fixations…
RT @mp_aivar: Very happy to share our last paper in @ARVOJOV with Li, Tong, Kit and Hayhoe. Research was done at @UTAustin with support fro…
Very happy to share our last paper in @ARVOJOV with Li, Tong, Kit and Hayhoe. Research was done at @UTAustin with support from a UAM-Santander cooperation grant and a José Castillejo mobility grant. Very nice example of how to study visual search using VR! https://t.co/o6a9kL7aJc
RT @ARVOJOV: New in the Extended Reality and Vision Science Issue https://t.co/ieMeuTThxl, M. Pilar Aivar @mp_aivar et al. report on Knowin…
New in the Extended Reality and Vision Science Issue https://t.co/ieMeuTThxl, M. Pilar Aivar @mp_aivar et al. report on Knowing where to go: Spatial memory guides eye and body movements in a naturalistic visual search task, https://t.co/9e3Zke3Hz3. https://t.co/eidhO0uhxV
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