PIMON

Research

Research topics

Three connected perspectives

Perception of materials and objects under real-world conditions.

Interactions with materials and objects in naturalistic settings.

Individual differences and changes across the lifespan in perception and action.

Methods & Populations

PIMON combines different research methods and populations to investigate perception and interaction with materials and objects.

Studying the development of perception and action during childhood.

Investigating changes in perception and action across later adulthood.

Creating controlled, immersive environments that approximate natural experience.

Capturing gaze and visual exploration during naturalistic behavior.

Tracking hand and body movements during free interactions with objects.

Investigating neural processes underlying perception and interaction.

Measuring neural dynamics during perception and action.

Probing the causal contribution of brain processes to perception and action.

Building computational models of naturalistic behavior and neural processing.