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 …

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 a physiological condition that negatively impacts a person's comfort and
will be an emerging condition in autonomous vehicles without proper countermeasures. The …

In studies aimed at developing avoidance strategies to reduce motion sickness (kinetosis) in
autonomous vehicles, failing to account for the wide variability in individual kinetosis …

As vehicle automation progresses, there is a growing concern regarding the potential
increase in motion sickness (kinetosis) due to increased sensory conflicts. To gain a better …

With the prevalence of smart cockpits, passengers spend increasingly more time engaging
with non-driving related tasks (NDRTs, eg, in-vehicle entertainment and meetings) in …

Although commonly experienced, the issue of car sickness is still poorly understood.
Research towards its alleviation only gained interest in recent years, coinciding with the …

The objective of this thesis is to investigate methods to mitigate carsickness using
preemptive interventions and their effects on passengers performing tasks. The solution …