[MUD-Dev] Viewpoint and motion sickness was:Neverwinter Nights
Luc Van den Borre
luc at nuclide.com
Tue Jun 12 11:31:35 CEST 2001
From: "rayzam"
> Luckily, there's a new solution coming out. A headset that sends
> electrical signals from behind your ears, which affects your sense
> of balance. One reason is to prevent motion sickness or
> vertigo. Also it's intended for some VR aspects.
> But if you're a person who gets motion sick from the movement,
> it'd be possible to have some API that counters that effect in you
> :)
I saw this a few years ago:
http://www.virtual-motion.com/motionware/index.html
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A patented method to supply synthetic motion. MotionWare is a
Direct Brain Interface Device that triggers nerves to make you
feel like you're moving when you're not, without mechanical parts.
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Pity they haven't managed to commercialize it yet.
--<cut>--
Motionware is not yet commercially available, but once it's mass
produced, we estimate the cost at LESS THAN $100 PER UNIT.
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--Luc
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