Biography
Rose joined the iSpace lab in Spring 2022 as a MSc student. She obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science at Amirkabir University of Technology. Her academic journey is marked by a deep interest in the intersection of technology and human experience, particularly within the realm of VR. Her research focuses on an exploration of VR sickness — a form of traditional motion sickness experienced in VR technologies. She is driven to understand and alleviate the challenges encountered by users in VR, to identify factors that cause discomfort and VR sickness in immersive environments, thereby enhancing the user experience and comfort during these experiences and expanding the potential applications of VR technology in different fields.
Projects
VR Sickness Benchmark System
Tackling VR Sickness: A Novel Benchmark System for Assessing Contributing Factors and Mitigation Strategies through Rapid VR Sickness Induction and Recovery Abstract This research introduces a novel VR sickness benchmark system, designed to address the lack of standardized tools for assessing and mitigating VR sickness. It aims to rectify the inconsistencies and limitations prev...
Novel Cybersickness Measures and Countermeasures BoF
Novel Cybersickness Measures and Countermeasures: Birds of a Feather session at SIGGRAPH 2022 Interested in connecting & joining? If you're interested in connecting to others engaged or interested in the Novel Cybersickness Measures and Countermeasures, you could join our online interactive Birds of a Feather session at Siggraph 2022, on Fri Aug 05, 10 am-11:30 am Log in through h...
