Simulator sickness

Simulator sickness is a type of discomfort or nausea people may experience after using virtual reality (VR) or simulation devices. It happens when the brain receives conflicting signals about movement and visual information, causing confusion similar to motion sickness. Symptoms can include dizziness, headaches, nausea, or eye strain. Factors like rapid movements, lag between actions and visuals, or prolonged use can increase the likelihood. It's similar to feeling queasy from a boat ride or car, but specific to virtual environments. Proper breaks, adjusting device settings, and limiting usage can help prevent or reduce simulator sickness.