Tablet Stencils for Visuomotor Experiments

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For now we only have stencils for 1 tablet type: the Wacom Intuos3. We might add new stencils for our other tablet, the Wacom Intuos Pro. You can download the files and use them cut out the shapes from acrylics, plexi-glass or similar materials. For each tablet there is a base stencil with pins that fix the tablet at a specific location at the tablet. The base should leave the full active area of the tablet free. We then tape the base to the tablet with duct tape. The pins should also stick out on top, so that the other stencils can be put on the pins. Those stencils restrict movements on the tablet in specific ways, that are fit to particular experiments.

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