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How Early Can You Tell? Early Eye Gaze Dynamics and Cybersickness Progression in Virtual Reality
Cybersickness remains one of the primary barriers to prolonged and comfortable virtual reality (VR) use, yet the temporal development of cybersickness remains poorly understood because its onset and progression vary substantially across individuals. Eye tracking provides a continuous and unobtrusive
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