NASA NTRS · 19930043188
Spatial orientation and dynamics in virtual reality systems - Lessons from flight simulation
Abstract
Artificial representations of virtual worlds are becoming more common due to advances in the technology of image generation and display systems. Application areas include flight simulation, mission rehearsal, teleoperator systems, and virtual reality systems. System developers should be forewarned that some proportion of users will experience perceptual anomalies and symptoms of motion sickness as a result of travel through virtual space.
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Mccauley, Michael E., Sharkey, Thomas J.. 1991-01-01. Spatial orientation and dynamics in virtual reality systems - Lessons from flight simulation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930043188
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