Effect of VR Device – HMD and Screen Display – on the sickness for Driving Simulation
Communication avec acte
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2015Abstract
In this article, an experimental procedure is presented in order to evaluate HMD oculus and medium range field of view ECO2 static simulator according to driving simulation sickness. The driving simulation sickness is investigated with respect to SSQ (simulator sickness questionnaire) and vestibular dynamics (head movements) of the driver participants for a specific driving scenario. The scenario of driving task is created by using open source “iiVR (institut image virtual reality)” software which is developed by Institut Image Arts et Métiers ParisTech. The experiments are executed in static mode for driving simulator.
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