PLOSone Article: Towards Assessing the Human Trajectory Planning Horizon

The data provided here is supplementary material to a Journal Article under Review with PLOSone: <br>"Towards Assessing the Human Trajectory Planning Horizon"<br><br>The data was collected from 41 subjects that were using the "Desktop Kinesthetic Feedback Device" (DeKiFeD).<br>Subjects were acting on the DeKiFeD with one arm and were supposed to move a block shaped cursor through a virtual environment.<br>The environment changed randomly based on 10 levels with obstacles entering the field blocking the direct path to the goal.<br>Each higher level raised the complexity, meaning that more moving obstacles had to be avoided.<br>During the experiment the position, velocity and gaze data of each subject was recorded.<br>This data is provided here.