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The Boarding Glasses are the latest in a series of anti-motion sickness innovations going back thousands of years.
There is also a special limited edition pair being developed for the Citroen auto company. The €90 ($106) glasses are now in pre-order and will ship in December. Father and son now run the company together, with father handling innovation and son handling business. Hubert Jeannin patented his innovation in 2004 and tested the Boarding Glasses prototypes with the French navy, and, although the exact results are confidential, his son says it was extremely successful-some 95 percent of users found the glasses helpful within 10 minutes. The glasses were invented by Jeannin’s father, Hubert, who spent a career working in optics before dedicating himself to the problem of motion sickness. Usually this cures you of nausea for the rest of the journey, Jeannin says. You put the glasses on at the first sign of sickness, leave them on for 10 or 12 minutes, and then take them off. “Your eyes always get the reality of the movement and get a signal that is consistent with the balance system perception,” Jeannin says. With the Boarding Glasses, the liquid moves with the movement of the boat or vehicle, creating an artificial horizon. “Motion sickness comes from a sense of conflict between what your eyes can see and what your balance system and your inner ears can feel,” says Antoine Jeannin, CEO of Boarding Ring, the company that makes the glasses. The Boarding Glasses look like swim goggles for some four-eyed alien species, with two round lenses in front and two on the side, the hollow rims each half filled with blue liquid. Recently, a French company has begun selling a pair of glasses it says can reduce motion sickness in 95 percent of cases. Many people become less susceptible with age, while others (hello) become more. Women report more and worse sickness, as do migraine sufferers. Almost everyone is susceptible to some degree-about 5 percent of us are severely affected, while another 5 percent are relatively immune. Reading in a car on a winding road? Not unless you want to see what I had for breakfast.Īs a sufferer of motion sickness, I’m not alone. These days, simply sitting on a park swing makes me queasy.
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A full day of loop-de-loop roller coasters at a nearby amusement park was the highlight of the summer. When the car moves from left to right, the liquid in the ring does too, informing your brain of the movement as you watch movies on a screen or read a book.As a kid, I could read for hours in the back of a car zigzagging through the mountains, no problem. When in a moving vehicle, the liquid moves around too (working a lot like the cochlea does), giving the brain a visual stimulus that helps it understand the way you’re moving. The quirky looking glasses (designed to be worn only while traveling) come with four rings on the front and side with a liquid suspended in them. This dissonance causes your brain to feel sick, as your eyes and ears present two different experiences.Ĭitroën’s SEETROËN (clever name alert) is quite an ingenious device designed to help create a balance between those experiences, so your brain doesn’t get confused.
REVIEWS FOR MOTION SICKNESS GLASSES MOVIE
Ever felt mildly sick on a long road trip? To distract yourself from the problem, you start watching a movie on the iPad or a video on the phone, but it only gets worse? Well, that’s because your brain gets signals from the cochlea in your ear that you’re in a vehicle accelerating forwards (or moving side to side as the car switches lanes or rides on bumps), but your eyes capture a phone or tablet screen, which isn’t moving relative to your body.
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