Visual disability negatively impacts balance, everyday self-efficacy, and mobility and often
leads affected subjects to perceive physical exercise as a burdensome challenge thus …

Even though vision is considered the best suited sensory modality to acquire spatial
information, blind individuals can form spatial representations to navigate and orient …

Visual input significantly affects kinesthesis skills and, hence, visually impaired individuals
show less developed sensorimotor control, especially in an unfamiliar outdoor environment …

Background and Objectives: Vision significantly contributes to postural control, balance,
coordination, and body kinematics, thus deeply influencing everyday functionality. Sight …

Sport practice has the widely demonstrated potential of promoting well-being and
physical/mental health, especially in disabled individuals. Nowadays, visually impaired …

Background The triangle completion test has been used to assess egocentric wayfinding for
decades, yet there is little information on its reliability. We developed a virtual reality (VR) …

Spatial navigation ability is essential for independent living, and it relies on complex
cognitive and motor processes that are vulnerable to decline in persons with multiple …

The evaluation of local divergence exponent (LDE) has been proposed as a common gait
stability measure in people with multiple sclerosis (PwMS). However, differences in methods …

For animals to locate resources and stay safe, navigation is an essential cognitive skill. Blind
people use different navigational strategies to encode the environment. Path integration …

Orientation and Mobility training (O&M) is a specific program that teaches people with vision
loss to orient themselves and travel safely within certain contexts. State-of-the-art research …