Luis Eduardo Garrido experienced cybersickness, a form of motion sickness that can affect users of virtual reality technology. Research suggests cybersicness is vastly more pervasive than previously thought. Experts worry that VR technology could derail these plans for good unless developers find some remedies soon. The issue is actually something of a catch-22: In order to make VR more accessible and affordable, companies are making devices smaller and running them on less powerful processors, but they inevitably cause more people to experience dizzying graphics.Read Long Article
