VR-related occupational motion sickness
VR-related motion sickness is a common problem in occupational settings.
It is caused by a conflict between what the body is physically experiencing and what the eyes are seeing.
Symptoms of VR-related motion sickness include nausea, dizziness, and headaches.
Prolonged exposure to VR can lead to more severe symptoms.
Some people are more prone to VR-related motion sickness due to individual differences.
Women are more likely to experience VR-related motion sickness than men.
People with a history of motion sickness are more likely to experience VR-related motion sickness.
The type of VR content can affect the likelihood of motion sickness.
VR experiences that involve fast-paced movements or rotations are more likely to cause motion sickness.
VR experiences that involve conflicting visual and vestibular cues are more likely to cause motion sickness.
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