A. Bottino
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A. Bottino’s research lies at the intersection of bionics, virtual reality, and cognitive neuroscience, with a focus on enhancing embodiment—the sensation that an artificial limb becomes part of one’s own body scheme. In their most-cited work, “Effects of a Memory-Engaging Secondary Task in a Virtual Setting for Stimulating the Embodiment of an Artificial Upper Limb” (2024, 5 citations), Bottino explores how cognitive load, through a memory-engaging secondary task, can influence the embodiment of virtual artificial limbs. This study is pivotal for bionic prosthetics, as it suggests that manipulating attentional resources may improve prosthetic acceptance and integration. Bottino’s contributions advance understanding of the cognitive mechanisms underlying body ownership, offering potential strategies to enhance user experience and functional outcomes in prosthetic users. Their work bridges experimental psychology and applied technology, providing insights that could shape future rehabilitation protocols. As a researcher, Bottino demonstrates a commitment to translating theoretical models of embodiment into practical interventions, with implications for both clinical and virtual environments.
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