Simulated forward self-motion

Simulated forward self-motion impairs postural instability in humans (70.1 [75.6]% vs 19.2 [25.1]% (p < 0.001)).

“simulated forward self-motion evoked greater CoP velocity increase in old [median [interquartile range]; 70.1 [75.6]%] than young [19.2 [25.1]%; p < 0.001]”

Human trial

Aging increases visual dependency and disrupts sensory strategies in upright standing

GeroScience·25 Feb 2026