VR Effects (07-11-23)
Jin, Meneely, and Park studied responses to virtual reality and “real life” experiences. They determined “how participant perceptions of a single interior environment varied among a real-world space (R) and two surrogate VR spaces (one made with 360° spherical photography and one made with 360° spherical digital rendering). . . . Each participant completed a visual acuity task and evaluated perceived brightness, glare, and spaciousness within the real-world space and one of the two surrogate VR environments.