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Magnetorheological Fluid Haptic Shoes for Walking in VR File

Yang, Tae-Heon , Son, Hyungki , Byeon, Sangkyu , Gil, Hyunjae , Hwang, Inwook , Jo, Gwanghyun , Choi, Seungmoon , Kim, Sang-Youn , Kim, Jin Ryong

Article Issue Date2021-01 View5
Modulation of theta phase synchronization in the human electroencephalogram during a recognition memory task File

Kim, Sung-Phil , Kang, Jae-Hwan , Choe, Seong-Hyun , Jeong, Ji Woon , Kim, Hyun Taek , Yun, Kyongsik , Jeong, Jaeseung , Lee, Seung-Hwan

Article Issue Date2012-08 View4
Phenotyping stress in virtual reality environment File File

Falk, Brandon Earl

Thesis Issue Date2024-02 View3
Prediction of Specific Anxiety Symptoms and Virtual Reality Sickness Using In Situ Autonomic Physiological Signals During Virtual Reality Treatment in Patients With Social Anxiety Disorder: Mixed Methods Study File File

Chun, Joo Young , Kim, Hyun-Jin , Hur, Ji-Won , Jung, Dooyoung , Lee, Heon-Jeong , Pack, Seung Pil , Lee, Sungkil , Kim, Gerard , Cho, Chung-Yean , Lee, Seung-Moo , et al

Article Issue Date2022-03 View3
Recovering stereo vision by squashing virtual bugs in a virtual reality environment File

Vedamurthy, Indu , Knill, David C. , Huang, Samuel J. , Yung, Amanda , Ding, Jian , Kwon, Oh-Sang , Bavelier, Daphne , Levi, Dennis M.

Article Issue Date2016-06 View10
Virtual Reality-Based Psychotherapy in Social Anxiety Disorder: fMRI Study Using a Self-Referential Task File File

Hur, Ji-Won , Shin, Hyemin , Jung, Dooyoung , Lee, Heon-Jeong , Lee, Sungkil , Kim, Gerard J. , Cho, Chung-Yean , Choi, Seungmoon , Lee, Seung-Moo , Cho, Chul-Hyun

Article Issue Date2021-04 View6
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