Vection is an optical illusion that enhances the sense of self-translation or self-rotation,
augmenting a sense of moving or rotating without any physical movement. This sense is …

Sickness is one major obstacle in proliferating the use of virtual reality. The sensory
mismatch between the visual and vestibular senses about user motion is attributed as the …

Simulator sickness is an issue in virtual reality environments. In a virtual world, sensory
conflict between visual sensation and self-motion perception occurs readily. Contradiction …

Vection is the illusion of self-motion, usually induced by a visual stimulus. It is important in
virtual reality because inducing it in motion simulations can lead to improved experiences …

As head mounted displays (HMDs) become everyday consumer items, the potential of
immersive Virtual Reality (VR) as a design space becomes ever more promising. However …

When we locomote through real or virtual environments, self-to-object relationships
constantly change. Nevertheless, in real environments we effortlessly maintain an ongoing …

Several factors contribute to the likelihood of experiencing illusory sensations of self-motion
(ie, vection) in Virtual Reality (VR) applications. VR users can also experience adverse …

Predicting the degree of sickness is an imperative goal to guarantee viewing safety when
watching virtual reality (VR) contents. Ideally, such predictive models should be explained in …

Virtual reality (VR) is a phenomenon in which user feels his/her presence in a virtual
environment using the head mounted display (HMD) device. VR is used in different fields …

Vection is an illusion that gives the feeling of motion in the absence of bodily movement.
This phenomenon may occur with the presentation of a screen displaying patterns with …