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Perception, Ecological Action & Learning Lab (PEARL)
Program Director
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Michael McBeath was trained in the emerging area combining Psychology and Engineering. He majored in both fields for his Bachelors degree from
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Research Focus
Michael McBeath’s research focuses on computational modeling of perception-action in dynamic, natural environments. Specialty areas span sports, robotics, music, navigation, and multisensory object perception. The most widely known work is on navigational strategies used by baseball players, animals, and robots.
The four major research streams are as follows:
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