Key result
Virtual mountain biking affected autonomic regulation through different processes compared to real cycling, providing potential hints for preventing cybersickness.
Why the study?
Does virtual mountain biking video affect autonomic regulation differently compared to real cycling?
Observational
Does virtual mountain biking video affect autonomic regulation differently compared to real cycling?
Autonomic regulation processes differ between real and virtual exercise, which may provide insights into preventing cybersickness.
Autonomic differences between virtual and real exercise leave open cybersickness prevention targets; hypothesis-generating without practice implications.
For expanding application of virtual reality, such as rehabilitation engineering, concerns of cybersicknes should be cleared. We have investigated changes in autonomic regulations under real cycling and virtual mountain biking video with the first-person viewpoint. The results showed that the dominant sensory stimuli affected autonomic regulation with different process. The different process will lead to the hints for preventing cybersickness.
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Kiryu et al. (2005) conducted an observational in Cybersickness. Virtual mountain biking video vs. Real cycling was evaluated on Changes in autonomic regulations. Virtual mountain biking affected autonomic regulation through different processes compared to real cycling, providing potential hints for preventing cybersickness.