I had a few people using AR the other day and some complained they where
feeling sick or they had forgot to blink, I wondered if anyone had experienced
the same effects. It maight be binocular rivalry and also the swapping focal
distances, but their was no registration of overlayed objects on the display
to objects in the real world like Tinmith/MARS style. Could be loads of factors
Thanks again
Alan
> I don't know how much hard scientific data there is on it, but even
> conventional computer monitors can cause vertigo or motion sickness in
> some
> more sensitive users when they play first person games. The image on
> the
> monitor is meant to reflect what your character sees through his eyes,
> and
> he may be running and jumping while your brain is telling you that your
> body
> is sitting still.
>
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