Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics

Poster Session: Sunday, May 19, 2024, 2:45 – 6:45 pm, Banyan Breezeway

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Abstract#	Poster Title	First Author
36.323	Can people determine object distance from its visual size and position in a correctly scaled 2D scene displayed on a large screen with aligned ground plane?	Kim, Jong-Jin
36.324	Enhancing wayfinding in simulated prosthetic vision through semantic segmentation and rastering	LeVier, Tori N.
36.325	FlyingObjects: Testing and aligning humans and machines in gamified object vision tasks	Peters, Benjamin
36.326	Predictive processing of upcoming scene views in immersive environments: evidence from continuous flash suppression	Mynick, Anna
36.327	Scene semantic and gaze effects on allocentric coding in naturalistic (virtual) environments	Baltaretu, Bianca
36.328	Find the Orange: How rich and accurate is the visual percept that guides action?	Zoroufi, Aryan
36.329	Visual Cues in Nonvisual Cooking: Assessing the Role of Tactile and AI-Assisted Technologies	Turkstra, Lily M.
36.330	No effect of reducing visual realism on motion sickness in virtual reality	Saunders, Jeffrey
36.331	From the flow of liquids to the flow of time: Granularity of spontaneous liquid flow predictions in visual perception impacts experienced time	Zhang, Yuting
36.332	Learning or doing? Visual recognition of epistemic vs. pragmatic intent	Croom, Sholei
36.333	Social and Perceptual Attributions Derived from Moving Shapes: A Language Model Analysis	Grossman, Emily D
36.334	Testing mental computations of center of mass using real-world stability judgments	Bucci-Mansilla, Giuliana
36.335	Velocity– not Perceived as such: The Role of Perceived Mass on Motion Estimation	Deeb, Abdul-Rahim
36.336	Perceiving animacy through schematic intuitive physics: Shared conceptual structure of animacy between vision and language	Tang, Ning