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Posture could explain why women get more VR sickness than men | New...
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Women are more susceptible to nausea when using virtual reality, but working out why means understanding what causes motion sickness in general
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Virtual reality makes its best users the most queasy
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Bas Rokers In a twist of virtual fate, people with the best 3-D vision are also the people most likely to suffer from motion sickness while using virtual reality ...
Virtual reality makes its best users the most queasy
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Oculus produces that mismatch in reverse, according to Bas Rokers, UW–Madison psychology professor and a co-author on the study published in the journal ...
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