Training in VR and XR: Simulator Sickness Explained (And Eliminated)

Published on March 13, 2024

 

Simulator sickness, or simulation sickness, is a form of motion sickness that commonly occurs when using virtual reality technologies. Typical scenarios where it can occur include first-person VR games and virtual reality flight simulators. The symptoms of simulator sickness include for example nausea, disorientation, discomfort, eye strain, and drowsiness.  

 

 

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