Is this the key to beating travel sickness? Futuristic car chassis promises to cancel unwanted motion on uneven road surfaces - and could even help with potholes

And, for the one in three people who are especially prone to motion sickness, the inevitable nausea can be an almost daily inconvenience. But now one company says it has the solution for beating travel sickness - and could even help with the juddering experience of driving along pothole-pocked terrains. ClearMotion - a Massachusetts-based startup which has locations in Birmingham, UK, and Shanghai, China - has just announced a $1 billion deal to create a futuristic chassis that claims to cancel unwanted car motion. By adapting the vehicle to the road, this high-tech suspension allows a car to actively cancel out bumps in the road. Car sickness is caused by small repeated motions in the vehicle.