Stanford researchers invented headset that reduces eye fatigue and nausea
Assistant Professor Gordon Wetzstein’s new Stanford Computational Imaging Group has invented a light-field stereoscope headset that reduces eye fatigue and nausea.
As Wetzstein said, “You have a virtual window which ideally looks the same as the real world, whereas today you basically have a 2D screen in front of your eye”.
The first prototype of researchers was made with off-the-shelf parts and it is the first step toward a new revolutionary solution.
As reported by Stanford official site;
“Virtual reality gives us a new way of communicating among people, of telling stories, of experiencing all kinds of things remotely or closely,” Wetzstein said. “It’s going to change communication between people on a fundamental level.”
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