On May 24th, an article entitled "American military experts said that VR may never succeed, which blames your caveman's brain" is in the circle of friends. It was compiled from Steve Baker's answer to the question "How big an issue is the nausea problem for Virtual Reality products?" on Quora. Baker is an American military expert who has said that he has been in the military flight simulation field for decades.
The article believes that the vertigo brought by the VR helmet is an unsolvable problem, because the cause of dizziness is not the VR device, but the human brain mechanism. To make matters worse, this dizziness persists after 8 hours of cessation of use of the device. Therefore, the author believes that VR will never look up, and is doomed to failure.
Many people are unacceptable about this point of view. There are three reasons for this. First, the data supporting the view is from the 1989 paper. Second, the vertigo problem mentioned in the article is not as serious as it is supposed to be. There are new technologies that can be solved or alleviated. Third, VR is not a Destined to fail the industry! !
- Connect your speakers to your A/V receiver or amplifier with this 2-conductor speaker wire (also available in 4-conductor).
- High-strand count 99.9% oxygen free copper (0.16mm x 165 strands) 12 AWG conductors.
- Pair with banana plugs, spade tips, or bent pin connectors for professional custom installations.
- Tough, yet flexible white insulated jacket is marked with a stripe on one side for polarity and is marked at 2FT intervals for easy installation.
- ETL Listed & CL2 Rated for In-Wall Use.
Speaker Cables,Speaker Cable To Rca,Speaker Cable Types,Speaker Cable Connectors
CHANGZHOU LESEN ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD , https://www.china-lesencable.com