Robert Bruski News Today

A new study out of the University of Waterloo in Ontario has resulted in a test to determine who might experience cybersickness when using virtual reality. It's hoped the research will lead to better VR experiences and ways to help people cope with cybersickness.

Just like the motion sickness someone might feel while in a plane, car or boat – cybersickness can occur while people are playing virtual reality (VR) games.

The re-opening of sports and recreational facilities means curlers and synchro swimmers can reconnect with their teammates, meanwhile opportunities for indoor skating and virtual fun are re-opening as well.