Biometric feedback used to prevent motion sickness in Korean military vehicle

A release says Hyundai Mobis has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Republic of Korea Marine Corps to implement its biometric system for motion sickness reduction.

Previously integrated into its Smart Cabin Controller feature for commercial vehicles, Hyundai Mobis’ system performs real-time monitoring of posture, heart rate, and brain waves. It then analyzes this biometric data to generate sensory stimuli for vision, hearing, smell and touch, which the firm says can reduce the symptoms of motion sickness …

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