[369] HISTORY OF MOTION SICKNESS DOES NOT CORRELATE WITH EXPERIENCED SICKNESS A HEAD-MOUNTED DISPLAY

摘要

INTRODUCTION: Research has shown that varying latency occurs in head-tracked head-mounted displays (HMD) and can create feelings of simulator sickness. While research has studied history of sickness and sickness in a head-tracked HMD, the relationship between the two measures has not been examined thoroughly. This is important because virtual environments are becoming more common as a method for training and often history questionnaires are used to gauge whether or not a subject will get sick in a simulated environment. The purpose of this study was to explore if those with high history of motion sickness reported more simulator sickness when experiencing varying latency in an HMD.