it might look like something plucked straight from the future , but chevrolet 's latest innovation is actually their vision of tomorrow 's self-driving electric vehicle . called the chevrolet-fnr , it boasts a futuristic capsule design among other interesting features . the car is only a concept for now , but offers a glimpse and what some manufacturers are planning for the upcoming self-driving car era . by . jenny hope medical correspondent . general motors has unveiled the chevrolet-fnr car -lrb- shown -rrb- . it has ` dragonfly ' swing doors that open upwards and ` crystal laser headlights ' the car was unveiled at the shanghai general motors gala night this week . it was developed in shanghai by gm 's pan asia technical automotive centre -lrb- patac -rrb- joint venture . chevrolet said the car offered a ` glimpse at mobility of the future . ' the ` aim was to create a unique , intelligent vehicle for tomorrow 's younger consumers by utilizing innovative car networking technology , ' said gm . published : . 06:46 est , 20 february 2014 . | . updated : . it has crystal laser headlights and taillights and ` dragonfly ' dual swing doors that open upwards . the car also has magnetic hubless electric wheel motors and a wireless autocharging system . sensors and roof-mounted radar are used to map the environment nearby for self-driving mode , and you can even turn on the car with your eyes , thanks to its iris recognition start . the car is self-driving , electric , and the front chairs can swivel round -lrb- shown -rrb- . and using iris recognition software you can start it using only your eyes . the car was unveiled at the shanghai general motors gala night this week -lrb- shown -rrb- . chevrolet said the car offered a ` glimpse at mobility of the future ' the ` aim was to create a unique , intelligent vehicle for tomorrow 's younger consumers by utilizing innovative car networking technology , ' said the company . while in self-driving mode , the front seats of the vehicle swivel 180 degrees to face the rear seats , so the driver can talk to their passengers . using a gesture control feature , though , the driver can switch to manual control mode whenever they want . chevrolet notes that the car is just a concept , so there is no release date or planned production date yet . ` the fnr concept reaffirms chevrolet 's commitment to offer electric vehicles that meet customer 's lifestyles and are within their reach , ' said alan batey , head of global chevrolet . at the event chevrolet also unveiled a new car in its malibu range , the bolt ev concept vehicle and the 2015 captiva . self-driving cars may be a way to take your eyes off the road and relax a little , but they can also increase travel sickness , research has found . the research was carried out by michael sivak and brandon schoettle from the university of michigan transportation research institute . they asked more than 3,200 adults across the us , india , china , japan , great britain and australia what kinds of activities they would do instead of driving in a fully self-driving vehicle . 06:57 est , 20 february 2014 . feel a headache coming on ? you could be under stress , say researchers . a new study proves what most headache had suspected - that having more stress in your life leads to more headaches . there was a ` clear link ' between the amount . of stress people 's lives and how often they experienced a headache . trigger : scientists say they have proved that stress does trigger headaches , suffered by desperate housewives ' star marcia cross . she says that reducing stress helped get her migraines under control . more than a third of americans said they would do things that increase the likelihood and severity of motion sickness , including reading , texting , watching movies or television , playing games or working . more than half of indians , 40 per cent of chinese and up to 30 per cent of adults in japan , great britain and australia said they would also engage in these kinds of activities . the figures suggest that once autonomous vehicles become more mainstream as many as 12 per cent of people will feel ill in the vehicles at some point during a journey . those most seriously affected had a six per cent rise in ` headache days ' , says the study released ahead of the american academy of neurology 's 66th annual meeting in philadelphia . research by mintel in the uk found as many as 30.4 million britons - three out of four adults - claim to have suffered from headaches or migraines in the past six months . susan . haydon , who runs the information and enquiry service at the charity the . migraine trust , said : ` migraines and stress are strongly linked . the car also has magnetic hubless electric wheel motors and a wireless autocharging system . sensors and roof-mounted radar are used to map the environment nearby while in self-driving mode . chevrolet notes that the car is just a concept , so there is no release date or planned production date yet . at the event chevrolet also unveiled a new car in its malibu range -lrb- shown -rrb- , the bolt ev concept vehicle and the 2015 captiva . ` indeed , anxiety , excitement . and any form of tension and shock may all lead to a migraine attack . ` however , some people report that their migraines start when the stress reduces . ` this . is sometimes experienced as weekend headaches , when , after a busy and . stressful week at work , an individual might experience a migraine at the . weekend when they relax after being stressed . ` although . stress is often unavoidable , it is important to try to reduce the . effects of other migraine triggers during a stressful time , for example . by eating regularly and getting adequate sleep , which can also help in . dealing with stress . ' for the study , 5,159 people age 21 to 71 in the general population were surveyed about their stress levels and headaches four times a year for two years . participants stated how many headaches they had per month and rated their stress level on a scale of zero to 100 . a total of 31 per cent of the participants had tension-type headache , 14 per cent had migraine , 11 per cent had migraine combined with tension-type headache and for 17 per cent the headache type was not classified . those with tension-type headache rated their stress at an average of 52 out of 100 . for migraine , it was 62 out of 100 and 59 for those with migraine and tension-type headache . for each type of headache , an increase in stress was associated with an increase in the number of headaches per month . for those with tension headache , an increase of 10 points on the stress scale was associated with a 6.3-percent increase in the number of headache days per month . for migraine , the number of headache days per month went up by 4.3 per cent , and 4 per cent for those with migraine and tension headache . the results were adjusted to account for factors that could affect the number of headaches , such as drinking , smoking and frequent use of headache drugs . study author dr sara schramm , of . university hospital of university duisburg-essen in germany , said it was . a vicious circle for many sufferers , with stress triggering a headache , . and then the headache making the stress worse . there is a ` clear link ' between between the amount of stress people 's lives and how often they experienced a headache . the most stressed people had six per cent more headache days each month , researchers found . she said : ` these results show that this is a problem for everyone who suffers from headaches and emphasise the importance of stress management approaches for people with migraine and those who treat them . ` the results add weight to the concept that stress can be a factor contributing to the onset of headache disorders , that it accelerates the progression to chronic headache , exacerbates headache episodes , and that the headache experience itself can serve as a stressor . ` the results add weight to the concept that stress can be a factor contributing to the onset of headache disorders , that it accelerates the progression to chronic headache , exacerbates headache episodes , and that the headache experience itself can serve as a stressor .
general motors unveiled their concept car at an event in shanghai . chevrolet-fnr has ` dragonfly ' swing doors and ` crystal laser headlights ' it is self-driving , electric , and the front chairs can swivel round . and using iris recognition software you can start it using just your eyes .
recognition start . the car is self-driving , electric , and the front chairs can swivel round -lrb- shown -rrb- . and using iris recognition software you can start it using only your eyes . the car was unveiled at the shanghai general motors gala night this week -lrb- shown -rrb- . chevrolet said the car offered a ` glimpse at mobility of the future ' the ` aim was to create a unique , intelligent vehicle for tomorrow 's younger consumers by utilizing innovative car networking technology , ' said the company . while in self-driving mode , the front seats of the vehicle swivel 180 degrees to face the rear seats , so the driver can talk to their passengers . using a gesture control feature , though , the driver can switch to manual control mode whenever they want . chevrolet notes that the car is just a concept , so there is no release date or planned production date yet . ` the fnr concept reaffirms chevrolet 's commitment to offer electric vehicles that meet customer 's lifestyles and are within their reach , ' said alan batey , head of global chevrolet . at the event chevrolet also unveiled a new car in its malibu range , the bolt ev concept vehicle and the 2015 captiva . self-driving cars may be a way to take your eyes off the road and relax a little , but they can also increase travel sickness , research has found . the research was carried out by michael sivak and brandon schoettle from the university of michigan transportation research institute . they asked more than 3,200 adults across the us , india , china , japan , great britain and australia what kinds of activities they would do instead of driving in a fully self-driving vehicle . 06:57 est , 20 february 2014 . feel a headache coming on ? you could be under stress , say researchers . a new study proves what most headache had suspected - that having more stress in your life leads to more headaches . there was a ` clear link ' between the amount . of stress people 's lives and how often they experienced a headache . trigger : scientists say they have proved that stress does trigger headaches , suffered by desperate housewives ' star marcia cross . she says that reducing stress helped get her migraines under control . more than a third of americans said they would do things that increase the likelihood and severity of motion sickness , including reading , texting , watching movies or television , playing games or working . more than half of indians , 40 per cent of chinese and up to 30 per cent of adults in japan , great britain and australia said they would also engage in these kinds of activities . the figures suggest that once autonomous vehicles become more mainstream as many as 12 per cent of people will feel ill in the vehicles at some point during a journey . those most seriously affected had a six per cent rise in ` headache days ' , says the study released ahead of the american academy of neurology 's 66th annual meeting in philadelphia . research by mintel in the uk found as many as 30.4 million britons - three out of four adults - claim to have suffered from headaches or migraines in the past six months . susan . haydon , who runs the information and enquiry service at the charity the . migraine trust , said : ` migraines and stress are strongly linked . the car also has magnetic hubless electric wheel motors and a wireless autocharging system . sensors and roof-mounted radar are used to map the environment nearby while in self-driving mode . chevrolet notes that the car is just a concept , so there is no release date or planned production date yet . at the event chevrolet also unveiled a new car in its malibu range -lrb- shown -rrb- , the bolt ev concept vehicle and the 2015 captiva . ` indeed , anxiety , excitement . and any form of tension and shock may all lead to a migraine attack . ` however , some people report that their migraines start when the stress reduces . ` this . is sometimes experienced as weekend headaches , when , after a busy and . stressful week at work , an individual might experience a migraine at the . weekend when they relax after being stressed . ` . the results were adjusted to account for factors that could affect the number of headaches , such as drinking , smoking and frequent use of headache drugs . study author dr sara schramm , of . university hospital of university duisburg-essen in germany , said it was . a vicious circle for many sufferers , with stress triggering a headache , . and then the headache making the stress worse . there is a ` clear link ' between between the amount of stress people 's lives and how often they experienced a headache . the most stressed people had six per cent more headache days each month , researchers found . she said : ` these results show that this is a problem for everyone who suffers from headaches and emphasise the importance of stress management approaches for people with migraine and those who treat them . ` the results add weight to the concept that stress can be a factor contributing to the onset of headache disorders , that it accelerates the progression to chronic headache , exacerbates headache episodes , and that the headache experience itself can serve as a stressor . ` the results add weight to the concept that stress can be a factor contributing to the onset of headache disorders , that it accelerates the progression to chronic headache , exacerbates headache episodes , and that the headache experience itself can serve as a stressor .
it might look like something plucked straight from the future , but chevrolet 's latest innovation is actually their vision of tomorrow 's self-driving electric vehicle . called the chevrolet-fnr , it boasts a futuristic capsule design among other interesting features . the car is only a concept for now , but offers a glimpse and what some manufacturers are planning for the upcoming self-driving car era . by . jenny hope medical correspondent . general motors has unveiled the chevrolet-fnr car -lrb- shown -rrb- . it has ` dragonfly ' swing doors that open upwards and ` crystal laser headlights ' the car was unveiled at the shanghai general motors gala night this week . it was developed in shanghai by gm 's pan asia technical automotive recognition start . the car is self-driving , electric , and the front chairs can swivel round -lrb- shown -rrb- . and using iris recognition software you can start it using only your eyes . the car was unveiled at the shanghai general motors gala night this week -lrb- shown -rrb- . chevrolet said the car offered a ` glimpse at mobility of the future ' the ` aim was to create a unique , intelligent vehicle for tomorrow 's younger consumers by utilizing innovative car networking technology , ' said the company . while in self-driving mode , the front seats of the vehicle swivel 180 degrees to face the rear seats , so the driver can talk to their passengers . using a gesture control feature out by michael sivak and brandon schoettle from the university of michigan transportation research institute . they asked more than 3,200 adults across the us , india , china , japan , great britain and australia what kinds of activities they would do instead of driving in a fully self-driving vehicle . 06:57 est , 20 february 2014 . feel a headache coming on ? you could be under stress , say researchers . a new study proves what most headache had suspected - that having more stress in your life leads to more headaches . there was a ` clear link ' between the amount . of stress people 's lives and how often they experienced a headache . trigger : scientists say they have proved that stress does trigger headaches , suffered by desperate housewives ' star marcia cross . she says that reducing stress helped get her migraines under control . more than a third of americans said they would do things that increase the likelihood and severity of motion sickness , including reading , texting , watching movies or television , playing games or working . more than half of indians , 40 per cent of chinese and up to 30 per cent of adults in japan , great britain and australia said they would also engage in these kinds of activities . the figures suggest that once autonomous vehicles become more mainstream as many as 12 per cent of people will feel ill in the vehicles at some point during a journey . those most seriously affected had a six per cent rise in ` headache days ' , says the study released ahead of the american academy of neurology 's 66th annual meeting in philadelphia . research by mintel in the uk found as many as 30.4 million britons - three out of four adults - claim to have suffered from headaches or migraines in the past six months . susan . haydon , who runs the information and enquiry service at the charity the . migraine trust , said : ` migraines and stress are strongly linked . the car also has magnetic hubless electric wheel motors and a wireless autocharging system . sensors and roof-mounted radar are used to map the environment nearby while in self-driving mode . chevrolet notes that the car is just a concept , so there is no release date or planned production date yet . at the event chevrolet also unveiled a new car in its malibu range -lrb- shown -rrb- , the bolt ev concept vehicle and the 2015 captiva . ` indeed , anxiety , excitement . and any form of tension and shock may all lead to a migraine attack . ` however , some people report that their migraines start when the stress reduces . ` this . is sometimes experienced as weekend headaches , when , after a busy and . stressful week at work , an individual might experience a migraine at the . weekend when they relax after being stressed . ` . the results were adjusted to account for factors that could affect the number of headaches , such as drinking , smoking and frequent use of headache drugs . study author dr sara schramm , of . university hospital of university duisburg-essen in germany , said it was . a vicious circle for many sufferers , with stress triggering a headache , . and then the headache making the stress worse . there is a ` clear link ' between between the amount of stress people 's lives and how often they experienced a headache . the most stressed people had six per cent more headache days each month , researchers found . she said : ` these results show that this is a problem for everyone who suffers from headaches and emphasise the importance of stress management approaches for people with migraine and those who treat them . ` the results add weight to the concept that stress can be a factor contributing to the onset of headache disorders , that it accelerates the progression to chronic headache , exacerbates headache episodes , and that the headache experience itself can serve as a stressor . ` the results add weight to the concept that stress can be a factor contributing to the onset of headache disorders , that it accelerates the progression to chronic headache , exacerbates headache episodes , and that the headache experience itself can serve as a stressor .
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recognition start . the car is self-driving , electric , and the front chairs can swivel round -lrb- shown -rrb- . and using iris recognition software you can start it using only your eyes . the car was unveiled at the shanghai general motors gala night this week -lrb- shown -rrb- . chevrolet said the car offered a ` glimpse at mobility of the future ' the ` aim was to create a unique , intelligent vehicle for tomorrow 's younger consumers by utilizing innovative car networking technology , ' said the company . while in self-driving mode , the front seats of the vehicle swivel 180 degrees to face the rear seats , so the driver can talk to their passengers . using a gesture control feature , though , the driver can switch to manual control mode whenever they want . chevrolet notes that the car is just a concept , so there is no release date or planned production date yet . ` the fnr concept reaffirms chevrolet 's commitment to offer electric vehicles that meet customer 's lifestyles and are within their reach , ' said alan batey , head of global chevrolet . at the event chevrolet also unveiled a new car in its malibu range , the bolt ev concept vehicle and the 2015 captiva . self-driving cars may be a way to take your eyes off the road and relax a little , but they can also increase travel sickness , research has found . the research was carried out by michael sivak and brandon schoettle from the university of michigan transportation research institute . they asked more than 3,200 adults across the us , india , china , japan , great britain and australia what kinds of activities they would do instead of driving in a fully self-driving vehicle . 06:57 est , 20 february 2014 . feel a headache coming on ? you could be under stress , say researchers . a new study proves what most headache had suspected - that having more stress in your life leads to more headaches . there was a ` clear link ' between the amount . of stress people 's lives and how often they experienced a headache . trigger : scientists say they have proved that stress does trigger headaches , suffered by desperate housewives ' star marcia cross . she says that reducing stress helped get her migraines under control . more than a third of americans said they would do things that increase the likelihood and severity of motion sickness , including reading , texting , watching movies or television , playing games or working . more than half of indians , 40 per cent of chinese and up to 30 per cent of adults in japan , great britain and australia said they would also engage in these kinds of activities . the figures suggest that once autonomous vehicles become more mainstream as many as 12 per cent of people will feel ill in the vehicles at some point during a . the results were adjusted to account for factors that could affect the number of headaches , such as drinking , smoking and frequent use of headache drugs . study author dr sara schramm , of . university hospital of university duisburg-essen in germany , said it was . a vicious circle for many sufferers , with stress triggering a headache , . and then the headache making the stress worse . there is a ` clear link ' between between the amount of stress people 's lives and how often they experienced a headache . the most stressed people had six per cent more headache days each month , researchers found . she said : ` these results show that this is a problem for everyone who suffers from headaches and emphasise the importance of stress management approaches for people with migraine and those who treat them . ` the results add weight to the concept that stress can be a factor contributing to the onset of headache disorders , that it accelerates the progression to chronic headache , exacerbates headache episodes , and that the headache experience itself can serve as a stressor . ` the results add weight to the concept that stress can be a factor contributing to the onset of headache disorders , that it accelerates the progression to chronic headache , exacerbates headache episodes , and that the headache experience itself can serve as a stressor .
 The text discusses the concept of self-driving cars and their potential to reduce stress while driving. It mentions that Chevrolet has unveiled a new electric car with self-driving capabilities, which can detect when the driver is feeling stressed and adjust its settings accordingly. The article also highlights the benefits of self-driving cars, including increased safety, reduced traffic congestion, and improved mobility for the elderly and disabled. Additionally, it notes that researchers have found that people who use self-driving cars experience lower levels of stress and anxiety compared to those who drive manually.