Effect of virtual reality and whole-body heating on motion sickness severity: A combined and individual stressors approach

Effect of virtual reality and whole-body heating on motion sickness severity: A combined and individual stressors approach

BackgroundVirtual reality (VR) use is limited by the potential side effects of prolonged exposure to vection, leading to motion sickness. Air temperature (Ta) may exacerbate the severity of such side effects through a synergistic interaction. This study assessed the individual and combined impact of...

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Main Authors: Josh Arnold, Kate O'Keeffe, Chloe McDaniel, Simon Hodder, Alex Lloyd
Format: Default Article
Published: 2019
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Artificial intelligence not elsewhere classified
Information systems not elsewhere classified
Nausea
Thermoregulation
Heat stress
Toxic hypothesis
VR
Information Systems
Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/2134/9741200.v1
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