Simulator Sickness in Augmented Reality Training Using the Microsoft Hololens
summary
Study builds two HoloLens apps, Recorder and Player, and runs them across aviation, medical and space training with 142 participants (132 valid SSQ sets). Using Kennedy’s SSQ, results show negligible overall simulator sickness but 24% eye strain is the largest symptom, recorder (virtual-focused) produces higher oculomotor scores than player, and the space testbed yields the highest SSQ likely due to a moving platform, cold waits and headset fit; limitation: only HoloLens tested.
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- 0:00Introduction to study
- 1:18Project and testbeds
- 2:23Recorder and player tools
- 6:38Simulator sickness results
- 8:35Analysis of test factors
- 13:05Study limitations and impact
- 15:26Q&A session
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