Watch a 23-minute conference talk exploring how the Projective Consciousness Model (PCM) provides a framework for understanding multimodal sensory integration in spatial consciousness and action planning. Learn how 3D projective geometry structures perception and imagery, adapting dynamically to sensorimotor contexts through continuous calibration and inference. Discover explanations for phenomena like the Moon Illusion and Ames Room Illusion through PCM's projective transformation principles. Examine how congenitally blind individuals utilize spatial imagery and perspective-taking, and understand cross-modal interactions in multisensory integration, including the Rubber Hand Illusion and full-body illusions. Explore how these integrative processes support perceptual stability, optimal stimulus location, eye movement coordination, and goal-directed actions in navigation.