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Experimental study demonstrates reliable perception of refresh rate in virtual reality environments, suggesting benefits for display evaluation methods.
Introduction This paper explores the feasibility of using virtual reality (VR) environments to evaluate the technical characteristics of displays. Based on a literature review, we analyze key display parameters, such as resolution, refresh rate, and luminance, as well as human perception and evaluation methods. Methods An experimental study was conducted comparing the perception of these parameters in a physical environment and in two virtual reality cases, using high- and low-resolution VR headsets. Results and discussion The results show that the perception of luminance and refresh rate variations is reliable in VR environments, especially with high-resolution headsets, while the detection of resolution differences remains limited.
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