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”ญ•\ƒ^ƒCƒgƒ‹ Body ownership transfer to teleoperated android through mind controlling
•MŽาŽ–ผEŠ‘ฎ Maryam Alimardani (‘ๅใ‘ๅŠwŠ๎‘bHŠwŒค‹†‰ศ,ATR)
Shuichi Nishio (ATR)
Hiroshi Ishiguro (‘ๅใ‘ๅŠwŠ๎‘bHŠwŒค‹†‰ศ,ATR)
ƒAƒuƒXƒgƒ‰ƒNƒg This work examines whether body ownership transfer can be enhanced by BMI control of android robots. Body ownership transfer is the phenomenon that happens for some people while tele-operating an android. They occasionally feel that robotfs body has become a part of their own body and may feel a touch or poke on robotfs body or face even in the absence of tactile feedback. Previous studies have demonstrated that this feeling of ownership over an agent hand can be induced when robotfs hand motions are in perfect synchronization with operatorfs motions. In this work however subjects imagine their own right or left hand movement while watching androidfs corresponding hand moving according to the analysis of their brain activity. Through this research, we investigated whether elimination of proprioceptive feedback from operatorfs real limb can enhance the illusion of ownership over an external agent body.
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