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Effects of Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation on Head Stability and Immersive Experiences of Self-Motion in HMD-VR
SessionHuman Motion and Perception
DescriptionGalvanic vestibular stimulation in virtual-reality enhances immersion by aligning visual and vestibular cues. It advances human–computer interactions, simulations, motion-simulating games, offering new opportunities for next-generation virtual, augmented, and mixed reality.
Contributors
Peter Wagner
Sensory Processes Research Laboratory/UNSW - Sydney
Stephen Palmisano
University of Wollongong
Benjamin Tag
CSE, UNSW - Sydney
Juno Kim
Sensory Processes Research Laboratory/UNSW - Sydney
Event Type
Technical Communications
TimeTuesday, 16 December 20255:24pm - 5:36pm HKT
LocationMeeting Room S422, Level 4
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