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| 3DMT |
2023-03-07
11:00 |
Tokyo |
(Primary: On-site, Secondary: Online) |
Development of 3D glasses for stereoscopic endoscope to reduce visual fatigue
Yasushi Miyajima (Itoh Optical Industrial.), Kotomi Takatsu (Tokyo Univ. of Agri. and Tech.), Kazutoshi Kato (Itoh Optical Industrial.), Yasuhiro Takaki (Tokyo Univ. of Agri. and Tech.) |
Although glass-type stereoscopic display requires wearing of three-dimensional (3D) glasses, it provides high-resolution... [more] |
3DMT2023-17
pp.65-68 |
| HI, IEICE-HIP, ASJ-H, VRPSY [detail] |
2022-02-28
16:55 |
Online |
on line |
Proposal for VR sickness reduction by additional low speed optical flow
Mizuki Wakayama, Hironori Mitake, Shoichi Hasegawa (Tokyo Tech) |
Most of the previous studies for reducing VR sickness have restricted the field of vision. We propose a method to reduce... [more] |
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| HI, VRPSY |
2019-11-09
10:20 |
Osaka |
Kindai Univ. |
Influence of Stationary Objects outside Display Screen on Visually-Induced Motion Sickness
Toshikazu Matsui, Jun Kawashima (Gunma Univ), Yoshishige Ueki (Komatsu) |
This research examines the effect of stationary objects outside the screen on visually-induced motion sickness. Actually... [more] |
HI2019-82
pp.45-48 |
| 3DMT |
2009-03-18
10:55 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Institute of Technology |
Stabilometry and head acceleration as a method to evaluate motion sickness induced by 3-D movie on HMD
Kazuhiro Fujikake (ISL), Masaru Miyao (Nagoya Univ.), Takada (Gifu University of Medical Science), Masako Omori (Kobe Women's Univ.), Satoshi Hasegawa (Nagoya Bunnri Univ.), Tomoyuki Watanabe (Aichi Gakuin Univ.), Tetsuya Ichikawa (OVC) |
Motion sickness caused by watching 3D movies has been measured by psychological and physiological methods. The simulator... [more] |
3DIT2009-14
pp.57-60 |
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