But sometimes, the sensory inputs our brain receives don’t quite add up, and motion sickness usually occurs when the input ...

to help reduce motion sickness during travel. The feature uses animated dots on the screen to match vehicle movement, combating sensory conflict that causes sickness. Motion Cues will require user ...

Motion sickness stems from a sensory disconnect between what your eyes see and what your body feels. While your visual system perceives a stable environment inside the ship, your inner ear detects ...

It’s generally accepted that motion sickness comes about when there is a mismatch between these sensory signals ... as reading which can increase the conflict between the senses.

Dealing with car sick children can be really unpleasant, but there are some things you can do to help reduce motion ... that car sickness stems from a disconnect between the sensory signals ...

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