His best known surviving work is the Camera degli Sposi ("Room of the Bride and Groom"), or Camera Picta ("Painted Room") (1474), in the Palazzo Ducale of Mantua, for which he developed a self-consistent illusion of a total environment.
This conclusion is consistent with the illusion-induced changes in perceived distance to objects that we reported in our previous study (Experiments 9 and 10 in van der Hoort et al., 2011) and with the subjective experience of the illusion when participants are asked to freely describe how they experienced the test situation (Experiment 5 in van der Hoort et al., 2011).
Ironically, this large amount of artificial lighting and equipment was necessary to achieve the illusion of consistent natural light indoors.
This would be consistent with postural kinesthetic illusions that, absent restraints, result in compensatory body sway [44].
The peripheral acceleration and deceleration illusions are consistent with the hypothesis that the blurring of multiple sources of motion information occurs in peripheral vision.
So the idea that there is a solid, consistent, tangible thing is an illusion".
The migration of LAP among adjacent PAPs can be performed without a re-association process and also skipped the additional MAC layer procedures that provide an illusion of the consistent connection at the user side.
In this case the illusion would be consistent with both the spatial and temporal rules describing response properties of multisensory neurons in the SC.
In this case, the illusion would be consistent with both the spatial and temporal rules describing response properties of multisensory neurons in the superior colliculus.
Previous experiments have shown that the rating scores for the rubber hand illusion are quite consistent across experiments and for repeated testing with the same individuals (Ehrsson et al., 2007; Ehrsson et al., unpublished results) indicating the potential order effects are not large.
Given this approach, a situation with less proprioceptive incongruence is likely to strengthen and stabilise the illusion and ensure fast onset (consistent also with Ref. [9] which showed illusion strength to decrease with increasing proprioceptive disparity).
