Perceptual control theory (PCT) proposes that perceptual inputs are controlled to intentional
'reference'states by hierarchical negative feedback control, evidence for which comes from …

Understanding the modulations of motor control in the presence of perturbations in task
conditions of varying complexity is a key element towards the design of effective perturbation …

Background Age-related balance impairments, particularly in mediolateral direction (ML)
may cause falls. Sufficiently sensitive and reliable ML balance tests are, however, lacking …

Aging causes foot arches to collapse, possibly leading to foot deformities and falls. This
paper proposes a set of measures involving an entropy-based method used for two groups …

Loss of somatosensory feedback after amputation inflicts a serious challenge to achieve
postural stability. Improving motor skills by incorporating sensory feedback in rehabilitation …

Explicit visual feedback on postural sway is often used in balance assessment and training.
However, up-weighting of visual information may mask impairments of other sensory …

Postural adjustments performed in anticipation of uncertain visual events is a common
sensorimotor control problem in open sport skills. In this study, we examined how expert …

Early detection of balance impairment is crucial to identify individuals who may benefit from
interventions aimed to prevent falls, which is a major problem in aging societies. Since …

Amputation in the transfemoral amputee (TFA) results in loss of sensory feedback of the
amputated limb and therefore results in the poor postural stability. To assess the postural …

Postural tracking of visual motion cues improves perception–action coupling in aging, yet
the nature of the visual cues to be tracked is critical for the efficacy of such a paradigm. We …