’Virtual reality’ for mice to aid neural research - BBC Click

A tactile, virtual reality (VR) system for mice has been created by researchers at the HHMI Janelia Research Campus in Virginia, USA. The system uses a pair of movable walls to “tickle“ the whiskers on each side of a mouse’s face. By moving the walls in the shape of a virtual tunnel the mice can be tricked into thinking they are inside the real thing.  The team hope that the research will eventually help us understand our own brains better, including diseases such as Alzheimer’s. By using VR systems like th
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