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This project investigates how flying insects use vision to control their gaze during flight. It aims to understand visual processing and its implications for developing autonomous systems like drones.
This project investigates how biological vision operates under the fastest and most challenging motion condition: flight.
Specifically, we look beyond gaze stabilization and focus on directed gaze control such as object tracking.
Flying insects are ideal model for studying vision in flight due to its relatively simple nervous system and the fixed optics of the compound eyes.
Insect vision has elucidated fundamental circuitries of vision via psychophysics, electrophysiology, computational modelli…
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