Virtual reality (VR) has made huge strides in recent years, with headsets offering more advanced features and increasingly ...

Many virtual reality users experience motion sickness. A new study reveals that virtual movement speed, direction, and head movements play important roles in cybersickness.

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It's a particular problem given that the various virtual reality systems available have ... with IR tracking to monitor head movement, and that's it. What would that give you?

But research suggests that a new type of immersive storytelling about nature told through virtual reality (VR ... as it walks towards me and lowers its head. Despite the pixelated graphics ...

Virtual Reality (VR) creates a 3D artificial environment ... This reality is generally administered through a headset that traces head movements and displays images to create a feeling of immersion.