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Motion perception is a category for books that examine how humans and other organisms detect, interpret, and predict movement in their environment. Titles typically cover the visual and multisensory cues that signal motion (such as optic flow, biological motion, and depth from motion), the roles of eye movements and attention, classic illusions like apparent motion, and methods for studying perception. The category spans psychology and neuroscience explanations of the brain’s motion-sensitive systems, computational and engineering approaches in computer vision (e.g., optical flow and tracking), and clinical or developmental perspectives on conditions like akinetopsia. Applications discussed often include robotics and autonomous driving, sports and human performance, interface and product design, film and animation, and virtual or augmented reality.

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