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A Physiological Criterion for Driving Simulator Sickness

Hideyuki Mukae, Shu Asami, Hirokazu Iguchi

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Driving simulator sickness (DSS) symptoms are similar to motion sickness symptoms. The visual-vestibular sensory mismatch in the simulator will induce DSS. This paper attempts to clarify the correlation between grades of DSS severity and physiological changes and proposes a new objective grading scale.

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Driving simulator sickness (DSS) symptoms are similar to motion sickness symptoms. The visual-vestibular sensory mismatch in the simulator will induce DSS. This paper attempts to clarify the correlation between grades of DSS severity and physiological changes and proposes a new objective grading scale.

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Driving simulator sickness (DSS) symptoms are similar to motion sickness symptoms. The visual-vestibular sensory mismatch in the simulator will induce DSS. This paper attempts to clarify the correlation between grades of DSS severity and physiological changes and proposes a new objective grading scale.

Key concepts: Motion sickness, Simulator sickness, Driving simulator, Vestibular system, Simulation, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Computer science, Sensory system

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