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The change on strategy with no simulated ball between predicted trajectory and target catching point is pretty interesting, although it would also have been int
by kh_hk 10y ago
The change on strategy with no simulated ball between predicted trajectory and target catching point is pretty interesting, although it would also have been interesting to have an speed estimate on target catching to assert how fast the ball is approaching you, either an ETA or a color change?
- w-m 10y agoTheir explanation that the speedup comes from the task changing from a catching task which requires higher brain functions to a simpler visually guided pointing task seems strange in this regard. As you say the catching point doesn't have an ETA. To catch the ball without knowing when it hits, you would naturally move as fast as possible. If there's a trajectory or the real ball, you have more time and can react slower.