Leif Johannsen

This study examines how altered functionality of a virtual arm affects embodiment in adults and children, finding that extreme enhancements reduce limb ownership in adults but do not improve motor control in children.

This paper investigates how age and partner body characteristics influence the balance stabilizing benefit of interpersonal touch across different sensory conditions.

This study compares the effectiveness of robotic and human-provided interpersonal touch during a balance task, finding both offer similar support but robotic touch allows for more specific behavioral adjustments.