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How big an issue is the nausea problem for Virtual Reality products? – Quora
How big an issue is the nausea problem for Virtual Reality products? – Quora “I’ve been working with helmet mounted displays in military flight simulation for several decades – I am an expert in the field.IMHO – these devices should be banned – but that may not be necessary because after the first wave of…
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Simulator sickness in U.S. Navy flight simulators. – PubMed – NCBI
Simulator sickness in U.S. Navy flight simulators. – PubMed – NCBI Abstract Flight simulators have become a major factor in pilot training. A general finding from Navy research on simulator design is that equipment features that offer faithful representation improve pilot performance and promote pilot acceptance. To the extent that an aircraft produces motion sickness,…
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Noisy place with food. LUXdesign 2016 hide and seek challenge. Findings must be documented and redundantly published. #lusory #unconference
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Incognito for an hour. Still in wifi range
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LUXdesign 2016 hiding in plain sight (at University of Denver)
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VISUAL CULTURES OF INDIGENOUS FUTURISMS | GUTS Canadian Feminist Magazine
VISUAL CULTURES OF INDIGENOUS FUTURISMS | GUTS Canadian Feminist Magazine
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Sculpting possibility space | Affording Play
Sculpting possibility space | Affording Play programming, writing code, as sculpture, reducing an infinite possibility space into a beatiful form/counterform.
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Allforge
Allforge “At Allforge we believe in a world where manufacturing takes place in your own home.” Promises injection molding in the home. I don’t see any mention of special venting needs for working with plastics. Hmmmmm….
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At Allforge we believe in a world where manufacturing takes place in your own home. (via Allforge) (Source: https://player.vimeo.com/)
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Scratch and Google Introduce Scratch Blocks
Scratch and Google Introduce Scratch Blocks “We’re also continuing to improve Blockly, the technology underlying Scratch Blocks. Today, we open-sourced a native Android version of Blockly that supports building better experiences on tablets, and we plan to open-source an iOS version later this year. We’ve also made significant improvements to the performance of web Blockly,…