Surgery – Sleep or relaxation inducing therapy – Sensory
Patent
1998-07-24
2000-03-28
Gilbert, Samuel
Surgery
Sleep or relaxation inducing therapy
Sensory
128897, 128898, A61M 2100
Patent
active
060425334
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus used for relieving motion sickness. The apparatus includes a sensor which detects a motion of an object and a sensory converter coupled to the sensor and configured to convert the detected motion to corresponding sensory signals for presentation to a user. In addition, the sensory signals have a variation in spectral emphasis in proportion to the detected motion. The sensory signals include video, audio and white noise signals and resolve a conflict between vestibular, ocular, and proprioceptive inputs of the user, thus relieving motion sickness.
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