Welcome to our research project on VR-induced motion sick­ness (aka cyber­sick­ness). We are explor­ing the fac­tors that cause dizzi­ness and nausea while using VR to make vir­tual real­ity expe­ri­ences more com­fort­able for every­one — join our study today and be a part of research on com­bat­ing cybersickness!

Who Can Participate?

We are look­ing for indi­vid­u­als who:

• Have over two years of expe­ri­ence using VR in gaming, con­tent cre­ation, or research.

Your exten­sive expe­ri­ence is cru­cial for under­stand­ing the under­ly­ing causes of motion sick­ness in VR (cybersickness).

What Does Participation Involve?

By par­tic­i­pat­ing in this survey, you will:

• Contribute valu­able insights into cybersickness.
• Help iden­tify ways to pre­vent or reduce cybersickness.

The survey will take approx­i­mately 10–20 min­utes to com­plete. All responses are anony­mous, and your data will be kept con­fi­den­tial.

Incentives

As a thank you for your par­tic­i­pa­tion, you will have a chance to win cash prizes rang­ing from $10 to $100 CAD via PayPal. Winners will be noti­fied via email after the survey closes.

Ethics and Confidentiality

This study has been approved by the Simon Fraser University Research Ethics Board. We are com­mit­ted to pro­tect­ing your pri­vacy and ensur­ing that all responses are con­fi­den­tial. Data will be securely stored and used solely for research purposes.

Ready to Participate?

Take the Survey Now

Contact Us

If you have any ques­tions or need fur­ther infor­ma­tion, please con­tact Allen at xca114@sfu.ca

Thank you for help­ing us improve the VR expe­ri­ence for everyone!

About Us

The iSpace Lab at Simon Fraser University is ded­i­cated to research­ing and devel­op­ing inno­v­a­tive solu­tions to enhance vir­tual real­ity expe­ri­ences. Learn more about our work and other projects here.