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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"self-motion perception"”.

  1. Studies on the rotation problem in self-motion perception

    Contains fulltext : 121139.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)

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  2. Virtual equivalence : matching visual scene and treadmill walking speeds in virtual reality

    … such as moving independently of our head motions. These findings are important for a perceptually sensitive environment, such as virtual reality. Designers of virtual environments that utilize self-motion perception should consider calibrating PERs within a session for each individual user …

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  3. Sex and Virtual Reality: Posture and Motion Sickness

    It is well established that exposure to virtual motion environments (VME) can elicit postural instability (PI) in addition to motion sickness (MS). While research has found sex differences in motion sickness, the results of experimental studies are equivocal regarding these differences, and …

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  4. Human Visual Navigation: Effects of Visual Context, Navigation Mode, and Gender

    … can be explained with a model of distance misperception on the outbound roads of the route. Display and route layout parameters had very strong effects on performance. Gender and navigation mode were also influential. Participants consistently underestimated the final turn angle when simulated …

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