Oliver Alan Kannape

This study investigates motor awareness across different effectors and finds it is comparable in some conditions but relies on effector-specific information in conflicting scenarios.

This study compares tactile spatial discrimination using vibrotactile and force stimulation on the thoracic spine, finding higher accuracy with vibrotactile stimuli.

The paper investigates how sensorimotor conflicts affect auditory perception, finding that they can amplify the perception of silent voices and induce psychosis-like states in healthy participants.

The paper introduces and validates a torso-worn force display called Cogno-vest to induce specific bodily sensations and hallucinations through sensorimotor conflict.

This paper investigates how temporal mismatches between visuotactile and visuomotor signals affect embodiment, finding that active movement exacerbates the sense of disembodiment compared to passive touch.

This study uses augmented reality to manipulate limb ownership by introducing visuotactile conflicts, showing reduced ownership and agency in participants.