Age and auditory spatial perception in humans: review of behavioral findings and suggestions for future research
MK Russell - Frontiers in Psychology, 2022 - frontiersin.org
It has been well documented, and fairly well known, that concomitant with an increase in
chronological age is a corresponding increase in sensory impairment. As most people …
chronological age is a corresponding increase in sensory impairment. As most people …
Blindness enhances auditory obstacle circumvention: Assessing echolocation, sensory substitution, and visual-based navigation
Performance for an obstacle circumvention task was assessed under conditions of visual,
auditory only (using echolocation) and tactile (using a sensory substitution device, SSD) …
auditory only (using echolocation) and tactile (using a sensory substitution device, SSD) …
[HTML][HTML] Navigation and perception of spatial layout in virtual echo-acoustic space
Successful navigation involves finding the way, planning routes, and avoiding collisions.
Whilst previous research has shown that people can navigate using non-visual cues, it is not …
Whilst previous research has shown that people can navigate using non-visual cues, it is not …
A low-cost 2-D video system can accurately and reliably assess adaptive gait kinematics in healthy and low vision subjects
D gait analysis is the gold standard but many healthcare clinics and research institutes
would benefit from a system that is inexpensive and simple but just as accurate. The present …
would benefit from a system that is inexpensive and simple but just as accurate. The present …
A framework to account for the effects of visual loss on human auditory abilities.
Until recently, a commonly held view was that blindness resulted in enhanced auditory
abilities, underpinned by the beneficial effects of cross-modal neuroplasticity. This viewpoint …
abilities, underpinned by the beneficial effects of cross-modal neuroplasticity. This viewpoint …
The accuracy of auditory spatial judgments in the visually impaired is dependent on sound source distance
Blindness leads to substantial enhancements in many auditory abilities, and deficits in
others. It is unknown how severe visual losses need to be before changes in auditory …
others. It is unknown how severe visual losses need to be before changes in auditory …
Spatial navigation with horizontally spatialized sounds in early and late blind individuals
Blind individuals often report difficulties to navigate and to detect objects placed outside their
peri-personal space. Although classical sensory substitution devices could be helpful in this …
peri-personal space. Although classical sensory substitution devices could be helpful in this …
Auditory spatial representations of the world are compressed in blind humans
Compared to sighted listeners, blind listeners often display enhanced auditory spatial
abilities such as localization in azimuth. However, less is known about whether blind …
abilities such as localization in azimuth. However, less is known about whether blind …
The flexible action system: Click-based echolocation may replace certain visual functionality for adaptive walking.
L Thaler, X Zhang, M Antoniou, DC Kish… - Journal of Experimental …, 2020 - psycnet.apa.org
People use sensory, in particular visual, information to guide actions such as walking
around obstacles, grasping or reaching. However, it is presently unclear how malleable the …
around obstacles, grasping or reaching. However, it is presently unclear how malleable the …
Partial visual loss disrupts the relationship between judged room size and sound source distance
Visual spatial information plays an important role in calibrating auditory space. Blindness
results in deficits in a number of auditory abilities, which have been explained in terms of the …
results in deficits in a number of auditory abilities, which have been explained in terms of the …