“Paranormal Phenomenon Visual Experience through Binocular Rivalry in Virtual Reality”
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- Paranormal Phenomenon Visual Experience through Binocular Rivalry in Virtual Reality
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Visual games and media design frequently depict paranormal visual effects like ghosts and magic. However, current methods do not achieve realistic paranormal experiences. This study proposed new visual presentation methods that utilize binocular rivalry to provide a more realistic visual experience of paranormal phenomena and enhance user satisfaction with magical effects and horror effects.
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