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 …

Despite recent technological advances, convincing self-motion simulation in virtual reality
(VR) is difficult to achieve, and users often suffer from motion sickness and/or disorientation …

The following paper investigates the effect on the intensity of perceived vection by changing
the field of view (FOV) using a head-mounted display (HMD) in a virtual environment (VE) …

Locomotion interfaces that support physical self-motion in virtual reality facilitate spatial
updating, but have relatively high cost and typically require large physical spaces. A better …

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

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 …

This study describes the relation between the vection produced by optical flow and that
created by galvanic vestibular stimulation. Vection is the illusion of self motion and is most …

Vection is the illusory sensation of self-motion that cm be obtained when an observer views
a display containhg a moving pattern. There are two main types of vection; ckcular and …

Visually induced illusions of self-motion (vection) are thought to cause cybersickness during
head-mounted display based virtual reality (HMD VR). However, the empirical support for …

Vection is defined as the compelling sensation of illusory self-motion elicited by a moving
sensory, usually visual, stimulus. This paper presents collected introspective data, user …