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The Statistics of Eye Movements and Binocular Disparities in VR Gaming Headsets Should Drive Headset Design
SessionXR Displays and Perception: Seeing What's in Front of Your Eyes
DescriptionBinocular vision is adapted to the natural environment. We measured the statistics of eye movements and binocular disparities in VR. They are quite different from those in natural environments. This mismatch leads to measurable discomfort in VR. Our findings inform improvements to headsets yielding less discomfort and maximizing binocular FoV.
Authors
Avi M. Aizenman
University of California, Berkeley
George A. Koulieris
Durham University
Agostino Gibaldi
University of California, Berkeley
Vibhor Sehgal
University of California, Berkeley
Dennis M. Levi
University of California, Berkeley
Martin S. Banks
University of California, Berkeley
Presenter
Avi M. Aizenman
UC Berkeley
Event Type
Technical Paper
TimeMonday, 7 August 20233:56pm - 4:07pm PDT
LocationPetree Hall D
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Session Time & Location
Sunday, 6 August 20236pm - 8:30pm PDTWest Hall B
Monday, 7 August 20233:45pm - 5:15pm PDTPetree Hall D
Interest Areas
Research & Education
Recordings
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Keywords
Rendering
Virtual Reality
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