To avoid collisions, pedestrians intending to cross a road need to accurately estimate the
time-to-collision (TTC) of an approaching vehicle. For TTC estimation, auditory information …

It is well known that the detection thresholds for stationary auditory and visual signals are
lower if the signals are presented bimodally rather than unimodally, provided the signals …

To cross a road safely, pedestrians estimate the time remaining until an approaching vehicle
arrives at their location (time-to-collision, TTC). For visually presented accelerated objects …

Behavioral studies of multisensory integration in motion perception have focused on the
particular case of visual and auditory signals. Here, we addressed a new case: audition and …

Previous studies have demonstrated that visual apparent motion can alter the judgment of
auditory apparent motion. We investigated the effect of visual apparent motion on judgments …

Predicting the location of moving objects in noisy environments is essential to everyday
behavior, like when participating in traffic. Although many objects provide multisensory …

Motion perception can be altered by information received through multiple senses. So far,
the interplay between the visual and the auditory modality in peripheral motion perception is …

For moving targets, bimodal facilitation of reaction time has been observed for motion in the
depth plane (C. Cappe, G. Thut, B. Romei, & MM Murray, 2009), but it is unclear whether …

We investigated audiovisual speed perception to test the maximum-likelihood-estimation
(MLE) model of multisensory integration. According to MLE, audiovisual speed perception …

Multisensory interactions shape every day perception and stimuli in one modality can
enhance perception in another even when not being directly task relevant. While the …