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We are experiencing an upcoming trend of using head mounted display systemsin games and serious games, which is likely to become an established practicein the near future. While these systems provide highly immersive experiences,many users have been reporting discomfort symptoms, such as nausea, sickness,and headaches, among others. When using VR for health applications, this ismore critical, since the discomfort may interfere a lot in treatments. In thiswork we discuss possible causes of these issues, and present possible solutionsas design guidelines that may mitigate them. In this context, we go deeperwithin a dynamic focus solution to reduce discomfort in immersive virtualenvironments, when using first-person navigation. This solution applies anheuristic model of visual attention that works in real time. This work alsodiscusses a case study (as a first-person spatial shooter demo) that appliesthis solution and the proposed design guidelines.

Minimizing cyber sickness in head mounted display systems: design guidelines and applications