AI can stop the cybersickness some people get when using VR headsets

By Matthew Sparkes

Virtual reality can be compelling and immersive but the discrepancy between what you see and what your inner ear tells you is happening to your body can provoke a nauseous reaction called cybersickness. AI that adapts VR environments to match the motion of the head more accurately can reduce those effects.

Most VR technology works in three degrees of movement. What you see changes when you tilt your head from side to side, up or down, or rotate it. But it does …