Brooks, Anthony Lewis

Epure, Paula

Gheorghe, Cristina

Juul Rosengreen Christensen , Daniel

Nicolae, Alexandru

Nielsen, Steven S. M.

Nissen, Thomas

Petersson, Eva

Toader, Laurentiu-Octavian

This study explored how a HMD-experienced virtual environment influences physical balance of six balance-impaired adults 59-69 years-of-age, when compared to a control group of eight non-balance-impaired adults, 18-28 years-of-age. The setup included a Microsoft Kinect and a self-created balance board controlling a skiing game. Two tests were conducted: full-vision versus blindfolded and HMD versus monitor display. Results were that five of the six balance-impaired adults and six of the eight non-balance-impaired adults showed higher degree of postural stability while using a monitor display. Conclusions are that HMD, used in this context, leads to postural instability

Effect of the Oculus Rift head mounted display on postural stability

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Effect of the Oculus Rift head mounted display on postural stability

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