Matt Bucklin

This is such an inventive way to use existing technology to solve a real problem that is holding people back.

The motion sickness effects everyone. It also shouldn't look like a nerd helmet.

I would wait.

Great idea. I never know what to get people.

This product started off by trying to solve a real world need of treating morning sickness for one of the founders wife. Now Sense Relief is used all over the world by people who suffer from all kinds of nausea. We think Sense Relief will become increasingly important as we spend more time in self driving cars and in virtual reality. Do you or someone you know suffer from nausea?

Just don't spend too much on marketing. Find the beach head market.

This is way more intrusive than the ear buds and apple watch. I think adoption will be slow. Plus, the motion sickness is tough.

I agree there needs to be some kind revenue model and people expect the free trial or freemium model these days. But do you try to get users on a subscription or just pay once to download?

Great question. I imagine it will take a long time for these to become normalized into society beyond gaming. Also, I just read this about Apple's new proprietary R1 chip and how it is intended to reduce motion sickness. https://techcrunch.com/2023/06/0... I don't understand how it would help.

Here is how it works. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHyWDhGxDz0