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Aug 2026
The effect of differences in viewing environment and method on physiological responses and perceptual stability while viewing three-dimensional images
Background Stereoscopic (3D) viewing can induce motion sickness and visual discomfort under specific environmental conditions. Light adaptation is not always linear; preceding light exposure influences subsequent physiological responses (hysteresis). However, hysteresis in 3D viewing has rarely been studied. Objective...
Y. Matsuura, Shiyu Hitomi, Sota Hibino et al.
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