Tom Foulsham
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Tom Foulsham is a leading figure in the study of active vision, social attention, and gaze behaviour, with a particular focus on how we look at and interact with both real and virtual environments. His research bridges cognitive psychology and human-robot collaboration, exploring how eye movements guide perception and social interaction. Foulsham’s work has been instrumental in understanding how gaze cues influence joint attention and decision-making, with implications for designing more intuitive human-robot systems. His most cited papers, including the editorial "Active Vision and Perception in Human-Robot Collaboration" (2022), have garnered significant attention, reflecting his impact on the field. Beyond this, Foulsham is known for his studies on visual search, scene perception, and the role of social context in looking behaviour. His contributions have advanced our understanding of how humans coordinate attention in dynamic settings, making his research essential for students and researchers interested in the intersection of vision science, social cognition, and robotics.
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- 1Editorial: Active Vision and Perception in Human-Robot Collaboration4 citations · 2022