Re:'Virtual nose' may reduce simulator sickness
by nsxwolf on Wednesday March 25, 2015 @03:42PM
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I've always wondered if cutting off your nose would give you better stereoscopic vision. A huge amount of field of view is lost in each eye because of the nose. Don't really notice until you close one eye.
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Re:'Virtual nose' may reduce simulator sickness
by MaulingMonkey on Wednesday March 25, 2015 @05:04PM
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I'd imagine it wouldn't improve the quality, but could improve your field of view within which you have working stereoscopic vision (e.g. past ~45 degrees looking left/right from your head's facing)
Seeing discussion of the paper earlier, I investigated the limits of my own vision, and noticed that beyond just my nose I can actually (barely) see the bridge of my brow, my cheeks, and even my mustache (significantly more so if I pucker my lips).
I'm wondering if virtual glasses, helmet mounted display elements, or other pieces would also help.