Anticipatory vibrotactile cues about upcoming turns reduce motion sickness: A study with car passengers on public roads

Authors: Leonie Kehl, Adrian Brietzke, Rebecca Pham Xuan et al.
Publication: Applied Ergonomics
Published: Sep 1, 2026
Source: Crossref
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