Rakshith Lokesh

The paper shows that hand movements during tasks reflect ongoing decision deliberation before a decision is made, with urgency signals influencing movement patterns.

This study shows that reinforcement-based processes actively regulate motor exploration along redundant solution manifolds, challenging the idea that such behavior is passive.

This study examines whether baseline motor variability predicts the ability to adopt new movement solutions in a precision task, finding weak correlations and highlighting task-specific variability effects.

This study shows that haptic assistance restricting redundant solutions impairs motor learning in a bimanual steering task compared to assistance allowing multiple solutions.