Perception of 3D motion, that which links us to the earliest forms of animal life and allows us to detect what may be chased and eaten or may be chasing and eat us, is beginning to be decoded. Rearchers from the University of Texas at Austin have located where and how the brain processes 3-D motion. Read the article at UTexas.edu.
Advances in research of Brain’s perception of 3D motion
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