Ivo V. Stuldreher
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Ivo V. Stuldreher’s research lies at the intersection of cognitive neuroscience, human–robot interaction, and multisensory perception, with a particular focus on how embodiment shapes operator performance. His most-cited work, “The Cross-modal Congruency Effect as an Objective Measure of Embodiment” (2020), introduces a novel, objective method to quantify the sense of embodiment—a critical factor in reducing cognitive workload and improving task performance during remote robot control. By leveraging cross-modal congruency effects, Stuldreher provides a robust tool for assessing how seamlessly an operator integrates with a robotic avatar, moving beyond subjective self-reports. With 5 citations already, this foundational paper is gaining traction in the fields of teleoperation and virtual reality. Stuldreher’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging theoretical frameworks of body ownership with practical applications in robotics, offering a pathway to more intuitive and less cognitively demanding human–machine interfaces. His work holds promise for advancing assistive technologies and remote operations, making him a rising voice in embodied cognition research.
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- 1The Cross-modal Congruency Effect as an Objective Measure of Embodiment5 citations · 2020