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Gaze and Gait
How do we learn and execute new movement plans?
Gaze and
movement planning
Whether you are shooting a basketball or learning to walk, you must be able to effectively plan a movement before you can execute it. That planning is reliant on your eyes, specifically where you look and when you look there.
My current research looks to monitor gaze behavior during motor learning in order to better understand the role of gaze in providing relevant information while learning new walking patterns.
Neuromatch 3.0
During this talk, I lay out the basics of how vision informs how we walk and share some early preliminary data about how that relationship changes in response to locomotor learning.
This talk was given on 10/29/2020 as part of the Neuromatch 3.0 Conference.
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