O mal-estar em condução simulada: comparação entre simuladores imersivos de direção com plataforma estática e dinâmica

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https://doi.org/10.58922/transportes.v33.e2744

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Mal-estar em condução simulada. Simulador de direção. Realidade virtual. Ambiente imersivo. Plataformas de movimento.

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Este artigo tem por objetivo principal avaliar e comparar a sensação de mal-estar dos condutores em simuladores imersivos dinâmicos e estáticos. Para isso, o Simulator Sickness Questionnaire (SSQ) foi aplicado a 36 voluntários (18 homens e 18 mulheres) distribuídos em três faixas etárias (19 a 30; 31 a 60; e maior que 60 anos) que foram submetidos à experiência de condução simulada. A severidade de sintomas de mal-estar em condução simulada foi obtida para o SSQ e para a sua versão adaptada à realidade virtual – Virtual Reality Sickness Questionnaire, VRSQ – permitindo comparação das duas abordagens. A análise dos resultados usando ANOVA indica que simuladores estáticos causam maior severidade de mal-estar que os dinâmicos. Enquanto a aplicação do SSQ permitiu a identificação de sintomas oculomotores que afetam os condutores nos dois tipos de plataforma, a aplicação do VRSQ permitiu identificar também sintomas de desorientação.

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Batistela Torres, T., Braga Kappler, L. ., Framarim, C. ., Tessele Nodari, C. ., & Larranaga Uriarte, A. M. (2025). O mal-estar em condução simulada: comparação entre simuladores imersivos de direção com plataforma estática e dinâmica. Transportes, 33, e2744. https://doi.org/10.58922/transportes.v33.e2744

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