Do intention and exploration modulate the pathways to haptic object identification?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 30 (2):213-214 (2007)
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Abstract

Our model of haptic object recognition points to the importance of material, as well as geometric properties of objects. Collectively, these can elicit a recognition response after an initial contact, without sequential exploration. This model suggests a revision of the authors' proposals, which takes into account an individual's intention and the extent of exploratory movement

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