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Can Looking at a Hand Make Your Skin Crawl? Peering into the Uncanny Valley for Hands
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Peer Review #1 of "Integrated jerk as an indicator of affinity for artificial agent kinematics: laptop and virtual reality experiments involving index finger motion during two-digit grasping (v0.1)"
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Integrated jerk as an indicator of affinity for artificial agent kinematics: laptop and virtual reality experiments involving index finger motion during two-digit grasping
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