Humans adjust their grip force when passing an object according to the observed speed of the partner’s reaching out movement

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New from #ERC_Research https://t.co/Il8iwtTSPB Humans adjust their grip force when passing an object according to the observed speed of the partner’s reaching out movement

20 Dec 2018

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Wow... That we’re tracking that and acting on it instantaneously... amazing.

28 Sep 2018

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RT @DrGBuckingham: Humans adjust their grip force when passing an object according to the observed speed of the partner’s reaching out move…

28 Sep 2018

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