For centuries, seasickness has plagued travelers, but now, virtual reality provides a modern solution. One key question we often hear is: “What do you actually see inside the New Zealand developed See-LEVEL headset?” Part of the 360° view inside See-LEVEL VR headset Inside the headset, users see a stable 360° horizon scene, updated 70 times per second, mimicking the visual cues of being on land. While the body still feels the vessel’s movement, the brain sees a steady environ

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7422216513681686528/ To date, over 350 PICO headsets have been deployed across superyachts, ferries, research vessels, and defence operations, using PICO G2 4K and PICO G3 4K units, powering a self-contained VR system that reverses seasickness in 12 minutes, with no side effects.  Our New Zealand-based partner  See-LEVEL  developed a VR-based mitigation solution tailored to marine and industrial environments where reliabili

Great to see some feedback on See-LEVEL VR on Reddit and the discussions that follows... My daughter had never been sailing before and started feeling pretty sick not long after we left the marina. My uncle pulls out this VR headset and tells her to put it on for a bit. I honestly thought he was joking. After about 10 minutes, she took it off and said she felt totally fine. I gave it a try too. It’s just a 360-degree view of a calm landscape, but it’s hard to explain the sens

Penny Sanderson of Sea to Summit , together with her family, has spent years travelling the world by superyacht, visiting destinations from Europe to the Caribbean, Costa Rica, the South Pacific and Australia. During their voyages, managing guest comfort in changing sea conditions has always been important. After trying the See-LEVEL headset, Penny shared that “everyone really appreciates the relief from feeling ill,”  and the difference it made was so immediate that they ord