“DazzleVR: Enhancement of Brightness by Presenting Afterimage and Dazzle Reflex Sensation in Virtual Reality”
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- DazzleVR: Enhancement of Brightness by Presenting Afterimage and Dazzle Reflex Sensation in Virtual Reality
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The presentation of brightness is essential in virtual reality. In this paper, we propose a system that can induce the sensation of dazzle by presenting a realistic afterimage and a pseudo dazzle reflex sensation with visuo-haptic feedback. Our system is expected to present realistic environments and emotional performance settings.
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