Daisuke Tajima - Beyond the Lines

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The main difference between the rubber hand illusion and the mirror illusion was whether the participant received feedback from their voluntary body movements or not. With respect to the mirror illusion, proprioceptive feedback from the real hand would be spatially inconsistent with the visual feedback (i. When stationary participants view large patterns of optic flow simulating self-translation and self-rotation, they often experience illusions of self-motion known as vection (Fischer and Kornmuller, 1930; Seno et al. These results indicated that less distance between the hand in the mirror and the real obscured right hand was associated with greater feeling of ownership and agency with respect to the hand in the mirror. After running the above analysis for each participant's data, we averaged the result across participants.

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This result indicated that the same integration or matching processes between visual and proprioceptive feedback could be used to evoke proprioceptive drift, feeling of ownership, and agency.In addition, if users could project their self-body sensation onto the visual feedback or object on the monitor (as in the avatar body and robotic arm), it becomes possible to obtain an intuitive sense of control during operation—namely, it would be as if they were controlling their own body, or “diving into” the mechanical or virtual body. The possibility of eliciting self-body sensations with manipulation of a real-time control system may lead to important developments.

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In these systems, the distance between the user's body and the visual feedback or object that can be substituted to the body is often unavoidable due to physical constraints of the mechanical design. As a young law graduate in Sialkot (now in Pakistan), Kuldip Nayar witnessed at first hand the collapse of trust between Hindus and Muslims who were living together for generations, and like multitude of population he was forced to migrate to Delhi across the blood-stained plains of Punjab. The use, distribution or reproduction in other forums is permitted, provided the original author(s) or licensor are credited and that the original publication in this journal is cited, in accordance with accepted academic practice.In contrast, to measure feeling of ownership and agency, 13 prefixed right hand positions were examined (Figure ​ (Figure1).

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Sense of agency referred to the participants' subjective sense of controlling body image as they would their own bodies. In our daily lives, we rely on multiple cues from multisensory channels, such as vision, proprioception, and the vestibular system, to specify body position. He has traveled to many metropolises in mainland China, including Guangzhou, visited Hong Kong more than 10 times and Taiwan more than 30 times. As visual stimuli simulating self-motion generate perceptual shifts in body position within the environment, vection can be regarded as the illusion of “whole-body” position perception induced by visual stimuli. One possible reason for this eclipse-shaped proprioceptive drift is differences in the proprioceptive sensibilities of the elbow and shoulder joints.When moving one's hand in a radial direction, the elbow joint angle increases relative to that of the shoulder joint. The axes show vertical and horizontal spatial offset between the hand in the mirror and the obscured real hand. Our data analysis suggested that the two phenomena were observed in concentric space, but the estimated range of the proprioceptive drift was slightly narrower than the range of agency.

Daisuke Tajima - Beyond the Lines

The study was approved by the Ethical Committee of Tokyo Institute of Technology and all participants provided written informed consent prior to each experiment.Area size data were not normally distributed due to participant variance; therefore, a Wilcoxon signed-rank test was used for pairwise comparison. Tajima shares a fascination with Asian cities beyond Tokyo with one of his idols, Mamoru Oshii, the director of Ghost in the Shell. Using only pen and ink, his work depicts urban landscapes in which buildings dominate, presenting a high-density monochrome world radiating power. Tajima’s cityscapes are all the more beautiful because he fantasized about them, lovingly gathered memories and carefully created them over months. This implies the potential for spatiotemporal discrepancies across multisensory feedbacks to maintain ownership and agency.