Google's anti-nausea Motion Assist dots finally rolling out on Android
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谷歌正在安卓平台逐步推出“Motion Assist”防晕车功能，该功能通过在屏幕显示动态圆点网络，以缓解用户在移动车辆中看手机时产生的晕动症。其原理是协调内耳感知与视觉信息的冲突。该功能与苹果在iOS 18中推出的“Motion Cues”类似，此前谷歌已于2024年进行内部测试。目前，该功能正通过Play Services分阶段向运行Android 17
Some people are cursed with motion sickness, which can make it impossible to read or use a phone in a moving vehicle without suffering waves of nausea. There's a surprisingly simple trick that can make smartphones usable in such situations. Apple deployed it on the iPhone a couple of years ago, and now Google's own version is finally coming (slowly) to Android.
Motion sickness is caused by a disagreement between what your inner ear senses and what your eyes see. If you're looking at a book or a screen while in a car, the sensory mismatch can lead to a pretty unpleasant time. As part of iOS 18 in 2024, Apple released a feature called Motion Cues that places a network of moving dots on the screen to alleviate motion sickness, and it seems to work surprisingly well. Google's version is similar, but it's called Motion Assist.
Google began testing Motion Assist back in 2024, but it never expanded beyond an internal test until now. Android Authority reports Motion Assist is appearing on Pixel phones running Android 17, but there's no app or update you can install to get the feature—it's being delivered by Play Services as part of a staged rollout.
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