Zap your way out of VR nausea? new headset aims to stop the spin
NCT ID NCT06106256
Summary
This study is testing a special wearable headset designed to reduce the motion sickness people sometimes feel when using virtual reality (VR). The device uses gentle electrical stimulation to help the user's balance system better match what they're seeing. Researchers are measuring how well it works in 40 healthy adults by asking about their symptoms and checking their balance.
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Mayo Clinic Arizona
Scottsdale, Arizona, 85259, United States
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