With the development of intelligent cabins and the popularity of smart devices, motion
sickness has become an increasing concern. A number of theories have been proposed to …

Motion sickness is expected to be more of an issue in self-driving vehicles than in
conventional vehicles. The reason is that the three main factors contributing to motion …

This paper examines the feasibility of incorporating visual cueing systems within vehicles to
mitigate the risk of experiencing motion sickness. The objective is to enhance passenger …

As automation transforms drivers into passengers, the deployment of automated vehicles
(AVs) has the potential to greatly increase the incidence of motion sickness. A study was …

In an automated vehicle, the driver is a passenger. It is said that the driver seldom gets
motion sickness or carsickness compared to passengers. This suggests that motion sickness …

The use of Virtual Reality technology in vehicles is poised to bring about a new era of
transport experiences, but its use can cause or enhance motion sickness. However, with …

The paper presents a study on motion sickness mitigation while driving with a fully
automated vehicle on a test track. 31 participants who were susceptible to motion sickness …

This study examined the effect of passengers' active head-tilt and eyes-open/eyes-closed
conditions on the severity of motion sickness in the lateral acceleration environment of cars …

Motion sickness (MS) is a syndrome associated with symptoms like nausea, dizziness, and
other forms of physical discomfort. Automated vehicles (AVs) are potent at inducing MS …

We investigated whether motion sickness analogous to carsickness can be studied in a
moving base simulator, despite the limited motion envelope. Importantly, to avoid simulator …