Tomoko Isomura

This study shows that subtle facial skin color changes from pulse-wave signals enhance perceived human likeness of artificial agents, regardless of agent type or interoceptive sensibility.

The paper investigates cardiac-exteroceptive integration in infants using a modified iBEATs paradigm, finding that the ability to detect cardiac-exteroceptive synchrony emerges during the first year of life.

The paper shows that saccades and fixations are coordinated with the cardiac cycle, with saccades occurring during systole and fixations during diastole.

This study shows that higher heart rate variability widens the cone of direct gaze during cardiac systole, independent of anxiety or autistic traits.