The Engineer - VR gamers can experience 'ludicrous speed' without motion sickness
Vehicle passengers using VR headsets to pass time on the road could enjoy games moving at ‘ludicrous speed’ without experiencing motion sickness, researchers claim.
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Vehicle passengers using VR headsets to pass time on the road could enjoy games moving at ‘ludicrous speed’ without experiencing motion sickness, researchers claim.
A study at Glasgow University has investigated how augmented reality can bolster the safety of autonomous driving, alerting drivers when they need to take the wheel.
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