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The Peripheral Display for Augmented Reality of Self-motion

It is known that peripheral vision strongly contributes to the sense of self-motion, and that users of visual displays with a narrow field of view often find it hard to experience such sensations fully. In this research, we propose a peripheral display that augments the feeling of self-motion. This consists of simple displays that stimulate the user's peripheral area of vision. By changing the stimulus on the peripheral display, the system should be able to increase or reduce the user's sense of self-motion. In this report, we describe a prototype of the display system and the result of its evaluation.