EEG-based comparison of lighting perception in real and virtual environments

This study is using electroencephalogram (EEG) to investigate the differences in perception of lighting in real and virtual environments. EEG tests were used to measure brain activity based on brain signal wave analysis to get insights on the emotional and physiological state. Comparing real and virtual environment EEG results aimed to validate VR's ability to mimic emotional responses and enhance realism. Understanding lighting impact, and emotions in real and virtual settings is essential for emphasizing VR's role in eliciting emotional responses similar to real-life experiences.