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NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) : Voluntary

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Normal subjects are able to change voluntarily and continuously their head-eye latency together with their compensatory eye movement gain. A continuous spectrum of intent-latency modes of the subject’s coordinated gaze through verbal feedback could be demonstrated. It was also demonstrated that the intent to counteract any perturbation of head-eye movement, i.e., the mental set, permitted the subjects to manipulate consciously their vestibular ocular reflex (VOR) gain. From the data, it is inferred that the VOR is always on. It may be, however, variably suppressed by higher cortical control. With appropriate training, head-mounted displays should permit an easy VOR presetting that leads to image stabilization, perhaps together with a decrease of possible misjudgements

• Creator/s: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS
• Date: 7/1/1989
• Year: 1989
• Book Topics/Themes: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), DISPLAY DEVICES, EYE MOVEMENTS, HEAD MOVEMENT, SENSORY FEEDBACK, VESTIBULAR NYSTAGMUS, VISUAL PERCEPTION, CONTINUOUS SPECTRA, PERTURBATION, STABILIZATION, VERBAL COMMUNICATION, VHF OMNIRANGE NAVIGATION, Zangemeister, Wolfgang H

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