Here we exploited the macaque face patch system to systematically explore the effects of targeted microstimulation of different fMRI-identified face patches on perception of faces and objects.

These insights highlight the importance of active, perceptual procedures and language in visual comparison, suggesting applications in visual AI research.

What mimes can teach us about visual perception Mimes "make us feel like we’re aware of an object just by seeming to interact with it." ...

Children of ages 2½, 3, and 3½ years were tested for their understanding of object hiding, believed to reflect an early developmental level of knowledge about visual perception. Even the youngest ...

Investigators have created the first images that accurately depict facial distortions experienced by people with PMO, a rare visual disorder that is often mistaken for mental illness.