Walter Setti

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2019-2024
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Cepstral Features

Spatio Temporal

Spatial Location

Top Venues

J. Multimodal User Interfaces

Publications

Carolina Tammurello, Lara Audrey Coelho, Maria Bianca Amadeo, Walter Setti, Claudio Campus, Monica Gori
Children-Friendly Auditory Version of the Somatic Rubber Hand Illusion to Study the Interaction between Proprioception and Audition during Development. MeMeA (2024)
Monica Gori, Stefania Petri, Walter Setti, Sabrina Signorini, Eleonora Mascherpa, Marco Crepaldi, Antonio Maviglia, Alberto Parmiggiani
iHelpY: New Multisensory Device to Facilitate World Exploration and Motor Skills of Blind Infants. MeMeA (2024)
Alberto Parmiggiani, Marta Bertamino, Marco Crepaldi, Nicolò Balzarotti, Walter Setti, Eleonora Montagnani, Lorenzo Orciari, Antonio Maviglia, Davide Dellepiane, Andrea Merello, Paolo Moretti, Marina Usai, Ludovica Primavera, Monica Gori
MSICLIMB: A New Multisensory Device for Climbing and Sports Activities in Children with Neurodevelopmental Disabilities. MeMeA (2024)
Walter Setti, H. Vitali, Claudio Campus, Lorenzo Picinali, Monica Gori, Walter Setti
Audio-Corsi: a novel system to evaluate audio-spatial memory skills. EMBC (2023)
Walter Setti, Isaac Alonso-Martinez Engel, Luigi F. Cuturi, Monica Gori, Lorenzo Picinali
The Audio-Corsi: an acoustic virtual reality-based technological solution for evaluating audio-spatial memory abilities. J. Multimodal User Interfaces 16 (2) (2022)
Walter Setti, Fabrizio Tata, Silvio P. Sabatini, Monica Gori
Audio drawing and working memory in blindness: design, development and validation of a multi-sensory system. EMBC (2022)
Hafsah Ahmad, Walter Setti, Antonio Maviglia, Elisabetta Capris, Claudio Campus, Monica Gori
A novel device to understand audio-spatial representation in individuals with scotoma. MeMeA (2019)
Walter Setti, Luigi F. Cuturi, Antonio Maviglia, Giulio Sandini, Monica Gori
ARENA: a novel device to evaluate spatial and imagery skills through sounds. MeMeA (2019)