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Re:Oculus Rift S by BubRoss on Thursday March 21, 2019 @12:39PM (#19454336)
That sounds pretty anecdotal for a scientist.
Re:Oculus Rift S by fjabre on Thursday March 21, 2019 @02:54PM (#19456009)
Not a scientist. I'm a developer who has been working in the neuroscience field for 15 years, specifically with brain stimulation devices.

I'm not saying this qualifies as any sort of degree nor was I saying you should count my anecdotes as facts.

It is simply my belief that the vergence-accommodation conflict needs to be solved before VR will be adopted by the masses. I think vergence-accommodation neurological process should stay coupled as it does in nature to provide a completely natural feeling and non strained experience for the user. The research here is scant. Perhaps someone is aware of some ongoing research on this topic.