The Science of VR Sickness
Symptoms of VR sickness include a range of discomforts that can be triggered by virtual reality experiences. These symptoms often mimic those of motion sickness, but can also include other sensations such as disorientation and eye strain. Some of the most common symptoms of VR sickness include:
One of the challenges of VR sickness is that symptoms can vary widely from person to person. Some people may experience only mild discomfort, while others may feel extremely ill after just a few minutes of VR. In addition, some VR experiences may be more likely to trigger symptoms than others. For example, experiences that involve rapid movement or sudden changes in direction may be more likely to cause VR sickness than those that are slower or more static.
Because VR sickness can be so uncomfortable, it is important for developers to take steps to minimize the risk of triggering symptoms. This can include designing experiences that are more comfortable for users, as well as providing clear guidance on how to use VR safely.
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