Reach-to-Grasp Behavior
Brain, Behavior, and Modelling Across the Life Span
1st Edition
Published on 14. August 2018
Book
Hardback
382 pages
978-1-138-68321-1 (ISBN)
Description
Reaching for objects in our surroundings is an everyday activity that most humans perform seamlessly a hundred times a day. It is nonetheless a complex behavior that requires the perception of objects' features, action selection, movement planning, multi-joint coordination, force regulation, and the integration of all of these properties during the actions themselves to meet the successful demands of extremely varied task goals. Even though reach-to-grasp behavior has been studied for decades, it has, in recent years, become a particularly growing area of multidisciplinary research because of its crucial role in activities of daily living and broad range of applications to other fields, including physical rehabilitation, prosthetics, and robotics.
This volume brings together novel and exciting research that sheds light into the complex sensory-motor processes involved in the selection and production of reach-to-grasp behaviors. It also offers a unique life-span and multidisciplinary perspective on the development and multiple processes involved in the formation of reach-to-grasp. It covers recent and exciting discoveries from the fields of developmental psychology and learning sciences, neurophysiology and brain sciences, movement sciences, and the dynamic field of developmental robotics, which has become a very active applied field relying on biologically inspired models. This volume is a rich and valuable resource for students and professionals in all of these research fields, as well as cognitive sciences, rehabilitation, and other applied sciences.
This volume brings together novel and exciting research that sheds light into the complex sensory-motor processes involved in the selection and production of reach-to-grasp behaviors. It also offers a unique life-span and multidisciplinary perspective on the development and multiple processes involved in the formation of reach-to-grasp. It covers recent and exciting discoveries from the fields of developmental psychology and learning sciences, neurophysiology and brain sciences, movement sciences, and the dynamic field of developmental robotics, which has become a very active applied field relying on biologically inspired models. This volume is a rich and valuable resource for students and professionals in all of these research fields, as well as cognitive sciences, rehabilitation, and other applied sciences.
Reviews / Votes
"What we do with our bodies plays a role in-creates, selects-sensory information for learning and organizes brain networks within a single task, changing the very organization of the brain at multiple levels. This volume, focused on reaching behavior and rich with data and new insights, provides lessons for all who are interested in human sensory-motor systems and the large role they play in human perception and cognition." - Linda B. Smith, Indiana University, USA"The study of hand movements offers a unique window into brain mechanisms underlying motor control. The number and complexity of controlled movement parameters allow us to address issues ranging from bottom-up sensorimotor transformations to top-down high-order cognitive processing. This volume promises the reader a broad and up-to-date overview of these mechanisms, and it was a great pleasure to read a book that keeps its promise." - Marco Davare, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
"The present volume discusses new and exciting discoveries related to reaching and grasping from several different perspectives including developmental studies, neurophysiological and functional analyses, and their application to the dynamic field of developmental robotics. I recommend the reading of it to anyone interested in manual behaviour." - Claes von Hofsten, Uppsala University, Sweden
More details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Illustrations
1 s/w Tabelle
1 Tables, black and white
Dimensions
Height: 222 mm
Width: 145 mm
Thickness: 25 mm
Weight
633 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-138-68321-1 (9781138683211)
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Daniela Corbetta | Marco Santello
Reach-to-Grasp Behavior
Brain, Behavior, and Modelling Across the Life Span
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Reach-to-Grasp Behavior
Brain, Behavior, and Modelling Across the Life Span
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08/2018
1st Edition
Routledge
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Brain, Behavior, and Modelling Across the Life Span
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Persons
Daniela Corbetta is a Professor of Developmental Psychology and the Director of the Infant Perception-Action Laboratory at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, USA.
Marco Santello is a Professor of Biomedical Engineering and the Director of the Neural Control of Movement Laboratory at Arizona State University in Tempe, USA.
Marco Santello is a Professor of Biomedical Engineering and the Director of the Neural Control of Movement Laboratory at Arizona State University in Tempe, USA.
Content
Part I: Developmental Studies on the Origins and Acquisition of Reach-to-Grasp 1. Goal Directed Behaviours: The Development of Pre-Natal Touch Behaviours Nadja Reissland and Joe Austin 2. Learning to Reach in Infancy Daniela Corbetta, Rebecca F. Wiener, and Sabrina L. Thurman 3. Multiple Motor Channel Theory and the Development of Skilled Hand Movements in Human Infants Jenni M. Karl, Lori-Ann R. Sacrey, and Ian Q. Whishaw 4. The Development of Anticipatory Planning Skills in 3- to 12-year-old Children Matthias Weigelt Part II: Neurophysiological Bases of Reaching, Grasping, and Action Selection 5. Neural Circuits for Action Selection Paul Cisek and David Thura 6. How Separate Are Reaching and Grasping? Adam G. Rouse, Kevin A. Mazurek, Zheng Liu, Gil Rivlis, and Marc H. Schieber 7. Representing Visual Information in Motor Terms for Grasp Control Kenneth F. Valyear Part III: On the Planning and Control of Reach-to-Grasp Behavior in Adults 8. The Control of the Reach-to-Grasp Movement Jeroen B.J. Smeets and Eli Brenner 9. Reach-to-Grasp Movements: Testing the Cognitive Architecture of Action Umberto Castiello 10. Sensorimotor Integration Associated with Transport-Aperture Coordination and Tool-Mediated Reaching Miya K. Rand and Yury P. Shimansky 11. Dexterous Manipulation: Bridging the Gap Between Hand Kinematics and Kinetics Marco Santello Part IV: Reach-to-Grasp in Developmental Robotics: Issues and Modelling 12. Reaching for Objects: A Neural Process Account in a Developmental Perspective Gregor Schoener, Jan Tekuelke, and Stephan Zibner 13. The Development of Reaching and Grasping: Towards an Integrated Framework Based on a Critical Review of Computational and Robotic Models Daniele Caligiore and Gianluca Baldassarre 14. Reaching and Grasping: What We Can Learn from Psychology and Robotics Philippe Gaussier and Alexandre Pitti