Behavior, perception and cognition are strongly shaped by the synthesis of information
across the different sensory modalities. Such multisensory integration often results in …

For most multisensory events, observers perceive synchrony among the various senses
(vision, audition, touch), despite the naturally occurring lags in arrival and processing times …

It has become accepted in the neuroscience community that perception and performance
are quintessentially multisensory by nature. Using the full palette of modern brain imaging …

The brain9s ability to bind incoming auditory and visual stimuli depends critically on the
temporal structure of this information. Specifically, there exists a temporal window of …

This review addresses the question of when spatial coincidence facilitates multisensory
integration in humans. According to the spatial rule (which was first formulated on the basis …

For children with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs), social robots are increasingly utilized
as therapeutic tools in order to enhance social skills and communication. Robots have been …

After exposure to asynchronous sound and light stimuli, perceived audio-visual synchrony
changes to compensate for the asynchrony. Here we investigate to what extent this audio …

Most of our real-world perceptual experiences are specified by synchronous redundant
and/or complementary multisensory perceptual attributes. As an example, a talker can be …

Multisensory integration is one of the essential features of perception. Though the
processing of spatial information is an important clue to understand its mechanisms, a …

When formulating an estimate of event time, the human sensory system has been shown to
possess a degree of perceptual flexibility. Specifically, the perceived relative timing of …