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Electrodermal responses to driving maneuvers in a motion sickness inducing real-world driving scenarioSchneider et al., 2022
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- Schneider E
- Buchheit B
- Flotho P
- Bhamborae M
- Corona-Strauss F
- Dauth F
- Alayan M
- Strauss D
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- IEEE Transactions on Human-Machine Systems
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Motion sickness is a phenomenon attracting increasing attention with the ever-growing popularity of highly automated driving. Understanding motion sickness is of significant interest in the context of self-driven vehicles because, in this case, all occupants of the …
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