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Anne-Hélène Olivier

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University Rennes 2- Irisa- Virtus Inria

Visuo motor coordinationhuman locomotionvirtual realitynon verbal interactionpedestrian

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Relies on experimental approaches both in real and virtual conditions and develops collaborative work within a multidisciplinary research team to study pedestrian behavior.

Background

Associate professor and co-director of the master's program in Adapted Physical Activity at the University of Rennes 2, France. Also a research scientist at IRISA within the Inria VirtUS project team, and a member of the IH2A chair at INSA Rennes. Current research interests include understanding visuo-motor coordinations during locomotion in healthy and specific populations, and using knowledge about human behavior to improve the design of navigation techniques and populated virtual environments.

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