Most neuropsychological assessments include at least one measure that is administered,
scored, or interpreted by computers or other technologies. Despite supportive findings for …

Driving is important for employment, social activities, and for the feeling of independence.
The decision to cease driving affects the quality of life and has been associated with …

Driving simulators are valuable tools for traffic safety research as they allow for systematic
reproductions of challenging situations that cannot be easily tested during real-world driving …

The purpose of the study was the investigation of VR-induced aftereffects on various basic
cognitive abilities and its relationship with cybersickness. Previous studies suggest an …

The technical advancement of driving simulators has decreased their cost and increased
both their accuracy and fidelity. This makes them a useful tool for examining driving behavior …

Next generation automotive hardware and user interfaces are increasingly pre-tested in
driving simulators. What are the potential limitations of such simulations? We determined the …

The number of patients with Alzheimer's disease (AD) is increasing and so is the number of
patients driving a car. To enable patients to retain their mobility while at the same time not …

Driving simulator usage is often accompanied by motion sickness, and techniques for its
prevention are not yet established. To reduce visually induced motion sickness (VIMS), we …

Abstract The Useful Field of View®(UFOV) and Trail Making Test Part B (Trails B) are
measures of divided attention. We determined which measure was more accurate in …

Introduction Simulator sickness is the occurrence of motion-sickness like symptoms that can
occur during use of simulators and virtual reality technologies. This study investigated …