论文信息 - Observation of mirror reflection and voluntary self-touch enhance self-recognition for a telexistence robot

Observation of mirror reflection and voluntary self-touch enhance self-recognition for a telexistence robot

In this paper, we analyze the subjective feelings about the body of the operator of a telexistence system. We investigate whether a mirror reflection and self-touch affect body ownership and agency for a surrogate robot avatar in a virtual reality experiment. Results showed that the presence of tactile sensations synchronized with the view of self-touch events enhanced mirror self-recognition.

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