Polestar tests EV performance with drivers wearing brain sensors
Polestar conducted a track test where drivers wore electrodes to measure their brain activity while driving electric vehicles.
Drivers monitored on track
Drivers had electrodes strapped to their heads during the testing session. The team aimed to quantify the experience of driving a performance car. This setup allowed engineers to gather data on driver response.
Data collected from EVs
The electric vehicles were driven on a closed circuit while sensors recorded neural signals. Researchers analyzed how the brain reacts to high-speed maneuvers in an EV. The project seeks to improve future vehicle designs based on these findings.
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