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I worry about the FOV piece as someone that experiences motion sickness from VR and normal non-VR games with narrow FOVs. For those more knowledgeable, is this
by shostack 9y ago
I worry about the FOV piece as someone that experiences motion sickness from VR and normal non-VR games with narrow FOVs.
For those more knowledgeable, is this something that is less of an issue because it is AR vs. VR?
- Ajedi32 9y agoI think it's very unlikely you'll get motion sick in AR, _especially_ AR with a small FOV. The vast majority of your vision will still be filled with reality, so it won't be all that different from wearing a pair of regular glasses, at least from your brain's perspective. Not to mention that Magic Leap's multiple depth-of-field display will likely simulate normal vision much better than current-generation VR displays, and that there's no artificial locomotion in AR.
- haeffin 9y agoI get dizzy about half an hour into using the HoloLens. I am not sure why, I think it may be because the tracking/rendering doesn't quite keep up with fast head motions making the holograms "inconsistent" with the real world. It might also be that it's because of the accomodation/convergence mismatch ...
- veganjay 9y agoDo you think it is related to the weight of the HoloLens? I find that many people feel uncomfortable after 20 minutes of use. And at least one person got a headache using it.