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Brittney Hartle, PhD

I bring 10+ years of research experience investigating how people perceive and interact with visual elements in virtual environments. With a PhD in Experimental Psychology, I specialize in designing and executing end-to-end studies that address complex questions through creative and rigorous methods.

My work bridges science and application, spanning VR/AR product development, aviation, military, and film. Projects include evaluating user comfort in headsets, simulating perceptual illusions in flight, assessing visual distortions in AR prototypes, defining binocular vision requirements for pilots, and studying motion preferences in 3D film.

My Projects

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IPD Mismatches and User Comfort in VR Products

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Enhancing Pilot Training by Simulating Visual Illusions in Flight Simulators

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Evaluating Visual Distortions in an AR Prototype

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Establishing Vision Standards for the Canadian Air Force

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Evaluating Depth Perception in Virtual and Physical Environments

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Department of Psychology and Centre for Vision Research

York University

4700 Keele Street
Toronto, ON M3J 1P3

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