While the movement across the screen may seem immediate to the viewer, the lag time still creates a mismatch between what the person's eyes tell them and what their body's tissue sensors are actually experiencing. While this shift appears to be occurring in real time, it actually occurs in near real-time. If a VR participant looks to the right while wearing a VR helmet, for example, the screen shifts left to ensure the viewer's digital environment matches their physical actions. Sensory conflict can be aggravated by latency. This speed will help reduce delay or shaking in the images as they pass across the screen. VR engineers recommend that instead of focusing attention on using more processing power to create a sharper picture, developers should focus on increasing the speed at which each frame refreshes to at least 90 FPS. The first fix software developers can make to avoid giving users VR motion sickness is to adjust the frame per second (FPS) rate to reduce lag time. How VR developers can avoid making end users sick If a person’s family exhibits migraines, inner ear conditions, problems with sight, or past experiences with motion sickness, then it is likely the offspring will be genetically predisposed to suffer in the same way. Genetics are also thought to play a role in determining who will be affected by VR motion sickness.
Different ages and stages in life may also determine if a user will be affected by VR sickness. While some researchers believe this is because women lag behind men in the consumption of virtual reality programming, other researchers believe that women are more likely to get sick from VR because they have better peripheral vision than men and require a larger field of view ( FOV) to avoid motion sickness. For example, woman are more likely to be affected than men. This is because even though the person’s eyes may say they are walking around a virtual world, their body will tell them that they are actually sitting down and those conflicting sensory signals cause a feeling of illness.Ĭurrent research indicates that gender and age may also play an important role in determining who may fall victim to VR motion sickness. The biggest contributing factor, however, is thought to be caused by the sensory conflicts that send confusing messages to the brain. There are several theories about the root causes of VR motion sickness and differences in how individuals use vision to maintain their balance may be one contributing element. Studies have shown that participants in a VR experience can feel ill up to several hours after taking off their VR headsets. Like other types of simulator sickness, the symptoms of VR motion sickness can include nausea, dizziness/lack of balance, drowsiness, warmth, sweating, headaches, disorientation, eye strain and vomiting.
A pronounced feeling of illness typically occurs when the viewer is watching a digital representation of themselves appear to move quickly in a digital environment while the person's physical body remains stationary. VR sickness is caused by conflicting signals sent to the brain from the person's eyes, inner ear and body tissue sensory receptors. This is the same percentage of people who experience motion sickness on an airplane while traveling through low altitude turbulence. While the exact number of people who will be affected by VR motion sickness cannot be known in advance, software engineers who develop VR and augmented reality (AR) environments typically assume that 25% of viewers will experience VR motion sickness.
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