A virtual reality environment for non-human primates
Using simulated environments for cognitive experiments allows for the use of more naturalistic visual stimulation, further enriching viewing conditions of basic conventional stimuli (for example, random dot patterns). A simulated environment allows researchers to design and control complex and realistic experimental scenarios while closely monitoring behavioral and physiological response during testing. In this project we aim to provide the experimenters with a simple way of integrating virtual environments with behavioral control systems, by making the code and test examples freely available to the scientific community.
