Spatial navigation is a capability that allows navigation to a certain location, whether
the destination point is known or unknown, based on different cognitive processes. This
cognitive function is based on sensory information, with vision being the predominant sense.
Consequently, people with congenital or acquired blindness experience a higher level of
difficulty navigating when compared with people with visual acuity. It is also noteworthy that
there is a gap in the literature regarding the electrophysiology of spatial navigation considering
motor systems, proprioceptive and vestibular are frequently neglected despite their significant
contribution to an efficient navigation. Therefore, the main goals of this study are studying brain
dynamics associated with spatial navigation under physical movement and investigate the
strategies employed during navigation using a Virtual Reality task based on a Soundspace
System.
- NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
- SPACE NAVIGATION
- VIRTUAL REALITY
- SIGHT
- TID:203157400
Estudo da tarefa de navegação espacial soundspace VR com recurso a electroencefalografia
Cartaxo, J. D. D. J. C. (Author). 2022
Student thesis: Master's Thesis