Virtual Reality (VR) Users Face Relief as Boarding Ring Minimizes Nausea and Dizziness
First Anti-Motion Sickness Glasses for Children Developed by Boarding Ring
French tech startup, Boarding Ring, has made strides in innovative solutions for motion sickness. Founded in 2015 by brothers Renaud and Antoine Jeannin, the company pioneered the first glasses designed to combat motion sickness. Utilizing patented technology, the original Boarding Glasses feature four liquid-filled rings in front and around the user's eyes, creating an artificial horizon to reduce the symptoms of motion sickness.
Now, the company is expanding its product line to cater to children, with a focus on a model suitable for ages 9 and under. The Jeannin brothers have announced plans for a crowdfunding campaign and have appeared on the French adaptation of the American TV show, Shark Tank, seeking investors to support the project.
Boarding Ring's original technology has been successful in addressing motion sickness among adults, with over 50,000 users reporting significant relief since 2015. The glasses take effect within 10 minutes, providing a solution for passengers, adventurers, and virtual reality (VR) enthusiasts. The company's focus on VR continues, having created a solution designed to alleviate symptoms of VR sickness, caused by discrepancies between what the eyes see in the virtual environment and what the inner ear perceives in the real world.
The Jeannin brothers have been recognized for their innovations, winning awards in the ReVolution #Startups category at a prominent international event in 2019. They presented an updated version of the motion sickness glasses, now named Seenetic VR, at the event in 2021.
Boarding Ring aims to launch the children's model in 2023, targeting those under 9 years old. The specifics as to when and where the product will be available are to be announced. For more information about startups and innovative projects, visit our website from April 12 to 16, 2023.
The Jeannin brothers are developing a child-friendly model of their Boarding Glasses, with an age range focusing on children under 9 years old, aiming to expand their health-and-wellness solution to a younger demographic. With the success of their patented technology in reducing motion sickness, they intend to leverage its benefits in the realm of science, particularly in the area of virtual reality (VR) and health and wellness gadgets.
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