Reducing cognitive load in VR
First of all, what is cognitive load and where does it come from? Simply put, cognitive load is the amount...
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Accessibility in VR: Head Height
Greetings Internet! My name is Brian Van Buren, and I am the Narrative Designer at Tomorrow Today Labs, a VR...
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Get started with VR: user experience design
User experience in VR is already a very broad topic. If you're just getting started with virtual reality, you'll quickly...
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Can game music and sound combat VR sickness?
Virtual Reality Sickness: the nightmare of VR developers everywhere. We all know the symptoms. Nausea. Headache. Sweating. Pallor. Disorientation. All...
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Vergence-accommodation conflict is a bitch—here’s how to design around it.
I really do enjoy a good design challenge, regardless of medium. But there’s challenges, and then there’s the...
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The user is disabled: solving for physical limitations in VR
Motion tracking has several accessibility challenges, and not just because of physical disabilities, but because we currently can't do a...
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Virtual gateways and event boundaries
Gateways are quickly becoming a common method of transitioning users from one scene to the next. You can build portals,...
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The critical problem with optical body and hand tracking in VR
There is a critical problem with optical body and hand tracking in VR that has so far gone unaddressed -...
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