“…Further efforts beyond ergonomics have been proposed in diverse areas, such as hypercapnia prevention, thermal regulation, waste management, radiation shielding, and further injury prevention [12] , [6] , [13] . Solutions to mitigate sensory degradation have also been proposed via the use of various interfaces, such as multimodal screens [14] , Augmented Reality [15] , new glove designs [16] , and passive electro-stimulation for haptic sensory substitution [17] , among others. Compared to other solutions such as haptics [18] , sound design [19] has been an overlooked area that offers potential for improvement with minimal engineering drawbacks.…”