Subjective evaluation of visual fatigue caused by motion images

Kuze, Junko; Ukai, Kazuhiko

doi:10.1016/j.displa.2007.09.007

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“…There are a wide variety of research conducted in the field of VR on simulator sickness: simulator sickness in different types of moving images [23], comparison of one-screened and three-screened display types [24][25], relationship between age and sickness level [26], and gender effect on simulator sickness [27] [28]. Research on virtual environments has provided converging evidence that being placed in a virtual environment with an HMD can lead to MS [29].…”

Section: Cyber Sickness -Symptoms Causes and Outcomesmentioning

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Cyber Sickness in Virtual Reality - Literature Review

Martirosov¹,

Kopeček²

2017

DAAAM Proceedings

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In this paper, we present a review of the major issue of Virtual Reality -Cyber Sickness. As Virtual Reality becomes more and more popular and advanced technology, it is being used in a variety of areas, such as military, surgery, schools, etc. for training and education. Although at this point, Virtual Reality technology has multiple problems to overcome, Cyber Sickness issue is one of the most difficult ones, as it is closely linked to our physiology and Virtual Reality technology as well. Cyber Sickness symptoms are very similar to those of Motion Sickness, but are caused by Virtual Reality Environments. Due to its potential harm to human health, it is important to know the causes of this issue and possible ways to combat it. In this paper, we will highlight what aspects of Virtual Reality technology cause these symptoms and their outcomes.

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Section: Cyber Sickness -Symptoms Causes and Outcomesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cyber Sickness in Virtual Reality - Literature Review

Martirosov¹,

Kopeček²

2017

DAAAM Proceedings

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“…Therefore, several subjective experiments have been carried out analyzing different factors related to watching 3D content. Especially important are those studies concerning visual discomfort or fatigue [6], commonly experienced by the viewers of 3D video and caused by the use of glasses, motion artifacts [14], and vergence-accommodation conflicts [15]. Depth perception is other factor affecting 3D video visualization that is being deeply investigated [16], as well as distortions introduced by 3D visualization technologies, like crosstalk between views [17], [18].…”

Section: Multiview Autostereoscopic Displaysmentioning

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Subjective Comparison of Consumer Television Technologies for 3D Visualization

Gutiérrez

Jaureguizar

García

2015

J. Display Technol.

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Abstract-This paper presents a comparison among different consumer 3D display technologies by means of a subjective assessment test. Therefore, four 55-in displays have been considered: one autostereoscopic display, one stereoscopic with polarized passive glasses, and two with active shutter glasses. In addition, a high-quality 3D video database has been used to show diverse material with both views in high definition. To carry out the test, standard recommendations have been followed considering also some modifications looking for a test environment more similar to real home viewing conditions, with the objective of obtaining more representative conclusions. Moreover, several perceptual factors have been considered to study the performance of the displays, such as picture quality, depth perception, and visual discomfort. The obtained results show interesting issues, like the performance improvement of active shutter glasses technology, the high performance of the polarized glasses technology in terms of quality and comfort, and the need of improvement of the autostereoscopic displays to complement the visual comfort to reach a global high-quality visual experience.Index Terms-Depth perception, quality of experience, subjective evaluation, 3D displays, visual discomfort.

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“…Previous research has shown that such improper factors cause viewers to experience discomfort such as gen-eral fatigue, accommodation difficulties, headache, loss of sense of balance, eye strain, and nausea [3]. These factors are divided into the following two main categories: differences between retinal images [4][5][6][7][8][9], and mismatch between accommodation and convergence [10][11][12][13][14][15].…”

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Psychological and physiological effects of stereoscopic movies of real-world scenes containing improper three-dimensional settings

Watanabe

Ujike²

2013

Health

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By using psychological and physiological indicators, the effects on the body of three-dimensional (3D) movies containing improper settings were evaluated with 139 university students. The experiment consisted of two sessions: 1) a 3D movie containing improper 3D settings was compared with a 2D movie containing only the rightside images presented to both eyes, and 2) the original 3D movie was compared with the same 3D movie altered to contain improper 3D settings. The results of this experiment demonstrated clear deterioration of the subjective psychological indicators (degree of motion sickness after watching the movies and comfort level at 1-min intervals during the movie) with respect to the 3D movie containing improper settings. On the other hand, the physiological indicators (LF/HF ratio indicating the status of the autonomic nervous system) changed as a result of watching a 3D movie, but were unaffected by the presence or absence of improper 3D settings.

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Subjective evaluation of visual fatigue caused by motion images

Cited by 155 publications

References 24 publications

Cyber Sickness in Virtual Reality - Literature Review

Cyber Sickness in Virtual Reality - Literature Review

Subjective Comparison of Consumer Television Technologies for 3D Visualization

Psychological and physiological effects of stereoscopic movies of real-world scenes containing improper three-dimensional settings

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