Samsung has introduced a new app that aims to help people deal with motion sickness using a simple audio-based solution. According to Samsung, listening to the tone for about one minute may help reduce motion sickness symptoms for up to two hours. In the study, a 100 Hz tone played at a controlled volume helped improve stability and reduce discomfort caused by motion. Read more in our articles including "Samsung introduces Hearapy, an app that helps reduce motion sickness using sound" and "realme Buds T500 Pro now available in the Philippines".
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Jun 17, 2026Samsung has introduced a new app that aims to help people deal with motion sickness using a simple audio-based solution. According to Samsung, listening to the tone for about one minute may help reduce motion sickness symptoms for up to two hours.
In the study, a 100 Hz tone played at a controlled volume helped improve stability and reduce discomfort caused by motion.
Our coverage of motion sickness includes: "Samsung introduces Hearapy, an app that helps reduce motion sickness using sound"; "realme Buds T500 Pro now available in the Philippines"; "DJI files patent infringement lawsuits against Insta360". Each article provides unique insights and information.