fNIRS detected significant activation in memory and attention areas for intrinsic task demands in VR training but minimal response to extraneous load, closely matching subjective NASA TLX ratings.
Toward workload-based adaptive automation: The utility of fNIRS for measuring load in multiple resources in the brain,
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Leveraging fNIRS to Evaluate Workload for Adaptive Training in Virtual Reality
fNIRS detected significant activation in memory and attention areas for intrinsic task demands in VR training but minimal response to extraneous load, closely matching subjective NASA TLX ratings.