VR sickness in the system is minimal overall (SSQ total 12.88), with nausea lowest and oculomotor symptoms most significant¶

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q2 i? SSQ total score was 12.88, indicating a minimal level of VR sickness; nausea averaged 3.18 while oculomotor averaged 17.69 and disorientation 10.83. → Iwai Wataru 2026

Evidence¶

Iwai Wataru 2026¶

Iwai Wataru, Duc V . Nguyen. (2026). Design and Implementation of a Real-Time Multi-Site Immersive Learning System Using Photon Fusion. https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.10325 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2606.10325

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SSQ administered after the lab session; Table I reports nausea 3.18 (SD 4.77), oculomotor 17.69 (SD 17.78), disorientation 10.83 (SD 15.21), total "12.88" (SD 13.5). Descriptive scores only; no effect size is printed.

"It can be seen that the sickness regarding nausea of the proposed system is minimal, while the one regarding oculomotor and disorientation is more significant. The total score is 12.8, indicating a minimal level of VR sickness [3]."

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