Simulator Sickness: Design Implications of the Rest-Frame Hypothesis
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In a previous post, we discussed the three most widely recognized theories about simulation sickness (and their scenario design…
Using Bus Simulators in Collision Mitigation: A Three-Step Process
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Your bus simulator is an ideal tool for addressing a bus-on-bus, fixed-object, or pedestrian-contact collision/near miss. But some agencies…
4 MISTAKES IN MILITARY INNOVATION AND HOW TO AVOID THEM: WHAT RESEARCH TELLS US
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Photo by Alan Quevy, 82nd Training Wing Public Affairs The appetite for new technology in military training is ravenous,…
The Three Traditional Theories of Simulator Sickness and their Implications for Scenario Design
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Simulator sickness can complicate simulation-based driving research and negatively affect the validity of that research. When participants are uncomfortable…
Driver Simulation Training: How to Teach Good Judgment
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There is a saying among medical doctors: “Gaining experience is not equivalent to becoming an expert.” Expertise and good judgment…
Bullet Traps & Backstops for Shooting Ranges
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Some avid shooters have air guns in their arsenal. For plinking or practicing the aspects of shooting, some go to…