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Beyond the Lab: Large-Scale Remote Cybersickness Research in Virtual Reality Using the VERA Platform
Cybersickness remains a major barrier for the adoption of virtual reality (VR), yet most existing knowledge is derived from laboratory-based studies with relatively small and homogeneous participant samples. In this paper, we investigate whether remote VR studies can produce cybersickness findings c
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