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Comparing a friction-based uni-directional treadmill and a slip-style omni-directional treadmill on first-time HMD-VR user task performance, cybersickness, postural sway, posture angle, ease of use, enjoyment, and effort

Afnan Bashir, Tamara De Regt, Christian Jones

2023International Journal of Human-Computer Studies17 citationsDOI

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TreadmillVirtual realityPhysical medicine and rehabilitationPower walkingSlip (aerodynamics)SimulationComputer scienceSimulator sicknessPsychologyPreferred walking speedHuman–computer interactionPhysical therapyEngineeringMedicineAerospace engineeringVirtual Reality Applications and ImpactsTactile and Sensory InteractionsErgonomics and Musculoskeletal Disorders
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