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Smelling the Way: Olfactory Modulation of Spatial Estimation and Path Integration in Virtual Reality
Spatial cognition enables individuals to perceive and interpret spatial relationships, estimate locations, and navigate within their surroundings. While vision plays a dominant role, other sensory modalities, particularly olfaction, can support spatial processing when visual cues are limited. This p
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