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One of the most persistent problems in virtual reality (VR) is that it makes many people feel nauseous, though VR headset developers are
aware of the problem and are working to address it head on with improvements like more power and higher-res displays.These solutions aren't
always effective at cutting down motion sickness, however, and can even exacerbate the problem by increasing lag, which leads to motion blur
might see the AI in commercial applications, but it could mean massive improvements in the VR headset spacea if and when it's
We, and our stomachs, would certainly welcome it.Via VentureBeatNew VR games are releasing all the time, but what are the best VR games
