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Application-oriented parameter sets for the 6DOF-SVC model can predict motion sickness incidence on unknown routes, but predicted MSI trajectories still show inaccuracies.
- Why it matters: Motion sickness cannot be fully prevented for car passengers, so intelligent vehicles need reliable MSI prediction to support adapted driving or route planning.
- What they did: The study validated 6DOF-SVC model parameter sets for estimating MSI against five prior real-world driving experiments, then analyzed MSI fluctuations and individual MSI thresholds.
- The result: Natural MSI fluctuations linked to driving dynamics, route characteristics, or driving style are about 10%, while individual MSI thresholds range from 16.65% to 36.73% and slightly correlate with susceptibility, though variability limits use.
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