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As we enter the digital age, virtual reality (VR) technology, once perceived only in science fiction, is gradually permeating our daily lives. However, many VR experiences can cause discomforting symptoms such as eye strain, headache, sweating, disorientation, and nausea, which resemble those of motion sickness [1].
In this study, using a personal vehicle (i.e. Segway) and a wheelchair-type motion display, we proposed a vehicle-ride sensation sharing system to enable a local rider to collaborate with a remote driver immersively. The local rider sitting in the motion display can receive both the 3D visual perception and the vibro-vestibular sensation.
When you walk feedback from your feet adds to the experience. A research study from Japan investigates how best to incorporate the sensation of walking into virtual reality. The challenge in Virtual Reality is to convince people that they are interacting in the environment presented to them even though they may be entirely motionless and in a very restricted space.
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