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Motion Sickness Sensor

Our research focuses on developing a motion sickness sensor specifically designed for self-driving vehicles, aiming to enhance passenger comfort and safety in the evolving landscape of autonomous transportation. Currently, we are in the biomarker testing stage, meticulously analyzing physiological indicators that correlate with motion sickness using virtual reality technology. By identifying and validating these biomarkers, we aim to create a reliable sensor that can detect early signs of motion sickness, enabling the vehicle to adjust driving patterns or alert passengers before symptoms become severe. This innovative approach not only addresses a critical challenge in autonomous vehicle adoption but also contributes to a more comfortable and accessible transportation experience for all users.

Our Steps

Research Paper

Coming soon. Lead researchers on this project are Andrea Ferro PhD and

Alan Rossner PhD

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