Sho Ito

The paper proposes that command timing volatility explains movement variability in skilled actions and links it to handedness and motor impairments.

The paper shows that during voluntary movement, sensory signals are attenuated in the primate cuneate nucleus, suggesting it plays a role in modulating somatosensory transmission.

This study investigates the neural dynamics of illusory tactile pulling sensations using EEG and asymmetric vibration, finding that parietal lobe activity and P200 modulations are associated with these sensations.