Control and Perception Laboratory

Publications

Journal articles and conference papers since 2012. Lab members are shown in bold; an asterisk marks equal contribution.

38 publications

2025

  1. Perceptual training in ice hockey: bridging the eyes-puck gap using virtual reality Bloechle JL, Audiffren J, Sauthier Q, Mertenat Q, Waeber Y, Aebischer D, Bresciani JP Sports Medicine – Open, 11(1):38

2024

  1. It's not all in your feet: improving penalty kick performance with human-avatar interaction and machine learning Bloechle JL, Audiffren J, Le Naour T, Alli A, Simoni D, Wüthrich G, Bresciani JP The Innovation, 5(2):100584
  2. ZigZag: a robust adaptive approach to non-uniformly illuminated document image binarization Bloechle JL, Hennebert J, Gisler C Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Document Engineering 2024 (DocEng '24). Best Paper Award

2023

  1. Controlling the trajectory of a moving object substantially shortens the latency of motor responses to visual stimuli Le Naour T, Papinutto M, Lobier M, Bresciani JP iScience, 26:106838
  2. YinYang, a fast and robust adaptive document image binarization for optical character recognition Bloechle JL, Hennebert J, Gisler C Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Document Engineering 2023, 1–4

2022

  1. Model-based or model-free? Comparing adaptive methods for estimating thresholds in neuroscience Audiffren J, Bresciani JP Neural Computation, 34:338–359
  2. Influence of mental workload on motion perception: a direct comparison of luminance-based and contrast-based stimuli Audiffren J, Bloechle JL, Bresciani JP Vision Research, 193:107977

2021

  1. Identifying fall risk predictors by monitoring daily activities at home using a depth sensor coupled to machine learning algorithms Dubois A, Bihl T, Bresciani JP Sensors, 21(6):1957

2020

  1. Human-avatar interaction in virtual environment to assess and train sensorimotor skills: application to the slap shot in hockey Le Naour T, Hayoz L, Bresciani JP International Journal of Virtual Reality, 20:36–54

2019

  1. A biologically-inspired model to predict perceived visual speed as a function of the stimulated portion of the visual field Solari F*, Caramenti M*, Chessa M, Pretto P, Bülthoff HH, Bresciani JP Frontiers in Neural Circuits, 13:68
  2. Influence of the size of the field of view on visual perception while running in a treadmill-mediated virtual environment Caramenti M, Pretto P, Lafortuna CL, Bresciani JP*, Dubois A* Frontiers in Psychology, 10:2344
  3. No evidence that frontal optical flow affects perceived locomotor speed and locomotor biomechanics when running on a treadmill Caramenti M, Lafortuna CL, Mugellini E, Abou Khaled O, Bresciani JP*, Dubois A* Applied Sciences, 9:4589
  4. Fast and automatic assessment of fall risk by coupling machine learning algorithms with a depth camera to monitor simple balance tasks Dubois A, Mouthon A, Sivagnanaselvam RS, Bresciani JP Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation, 16:71
  5. Superimposing 3D virtual self + expert modeling for motor learning: application to the throw in American football Le Naour T, Hamon L, Bresciani JP Frontiers in ICT, 6:16
  6. Regular physical activity modulates perceived visual speed when running in treadmill-mediated virtual environments Caramenti M, Lafortuna CL, Mugellini E, Abou Khaled O, Bresciani JP*, Dubois A* PLoS One, 14(6):e0219017
  7. 3D feedback for motor learning: application to the roundoff movement in gymnastics Le Naour T, Ré C, Bresciani JP Human Movement Science, 66:564–577

2018

  1. Automatic measurement of fall risk indicators in timed up and go test Dubois A, Bihl T, Bresciani JP Informatics for Health & Social Care, 1496089
  2. Matching optical flow to motor speed in virtual reality while running on a treadmill Caramenti M, Lafortuna CL, Mugellini E, Abou Khaled O, Bresciani JP*, Dubois A* PLoS One, 13(4):e0195781
  3. Validation of an ambient system for the measurement of gait parameters Dubois A, Bresciani JP Journal of Biomechanics, 69:175–180
  4. Advances in human-computer interactions: methods, algorithms, and applications Solari F, Chessa M, Chinellato E, Bresciani JP Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience, 4127475
  5. Automating the timed up and go test using a depth camera Dubois A, Bihl T, Bresciani JP Sensors, 18(1):14

2017

  1. A skeleton-based approach to analyze and visualize oculomotor behavior when viewing animated characters Le Naour T, Bresciani JP Journal of Eye Movement Research, 10(5):7
  2. The bootstrap method to improve statistical analysis of dosimetric data for radiotherapy outcomes Chaikh A, Bresciani JP, Balosso J International Journal of Cancer Therapy and Oncology, 5:512

2016

  1. Reaching with the sixth sense: vestibular contributions to voluntary motor control in the human right parietal cortex Reichenbach A, Bresciani JP, Bülthoff HH, Thielscher A NeuroImage, 124:869–875
  2. Not all memories are the same: situational context influences spatial recall within one's city of residency Meilinger T, Frankenstein J, Simon N, Bülthoff HH, Bresciani JP Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, 23:246–252

2015

  1. Person identification from gait analysis with a depth camera at home Dubois A, Bresciani JP Proceedings of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Conference, 4999–5002
  2. Asymmetric saccade reaction times to smooth pursuit Bieg HJ, Chuang LL, Bülthoff HH, Bresciani JP Experimental Brain Research, 233:2527–2538
  3. Bioceramic fabrics improve quiet standing posture and handstand stability in expert gymnasts Cian C, Gianocca V, Barraud PA, Guerraz M, Bresciani JP Gait & Posture, 42:419–423
  4. Prediction in the vestibular control of arm movements Blouin J, Bresciani JP, Guillaud E, Simoneau M Multisensory Research, 28:487–505

2014

  1. The choice of statistical methods for comparisons of dosimetric data in radiotherapy Chaikh A, Giraud JY, Perrin E, Bresciani JP, Balosso J Radiation Oncology, 9:205
  2. Bimanual coordination with three hands: is the mirror hand of any help? Metral M, Guinot M, Bresciani JP, Luyat M, Roulin JL, Guerraz M Neuropsychologia, 52:11–18
  3. A key region in the human parietal cortex for processing proprioceptive hand feedback during reaching movement Reichenbach A, Thielscher A, Peer A, Bülthoff HH, Bresciani JP NeuroImage, 84:615–625

2013

  1. Trying to move your unseen static arm modulates visually-evoked kinesthetic illusion Metral M, Blettery B, Bresciani JP, Luyat M, Guerraz M PLoS One, 8:e80360
  2. Saccade reaction time asymmetries during task-switching in pursuit tracking Bieg HJ, Bresciani JP, Bülthoff HH, Chuang LL Experimental Brain Research, 230:271–281

2012

  1. Experimental comparison of direct and indirect haptic aids in support of obstacle avoidance for remotely piloted vehicles Alaimo SMC, Pollini L, Innocenti M, Bresciani JP, Bülthoff HH Journal of Mechanics Engineering and Automation, 2:628–637
  2. Foggy perception slows us down Pretto P*, Bresciani JP*, Rainer G, Bülthoff HH eLife, 1:e00031
  3. Looking for discriminating is different from looking for looking's sake Bieg HJ, Bresciani JP, Bülthoff HH, Chuang LL PLoS One, 7:e45445
  4. Integration of visual and proprioceptive afferents in kinesthesia Guerraz M, Provost S, Narrisson R, Brugnon A, Virolle S, Bresciani JP Neuroscience, 223:258–268

Earlier publications are listed on Jean-Pierre Bresciani's page.

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