Netradyne introduced its new Driver Drowsiness with Driver Monitoring System (DMS) Sensor. This technology detects and addresses drowsy driving. Building on years of sleep research and its proprietary ...

CARS.COM — Bleary-eyed drivers are a danger to themselves and others: The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says that drowsy driving causes more than 80,000 vehicle crashes (almost 220 ...

Fleet technology provider Samsara has released a new safety feature that proactively detects and mitigates drowsy driving through artificial intelligence. The company’s Drowsiness Detection feature ...

Netradyne, a software as a service provider of artificial intelligence and edge computing, recently introduced its Driver Drowsiness with Driver Monitoring System Sensor. Building on years of sleep ...

Drowsy drivers take a heavy toll on the nation's highways, so finding a reliable way to test for fatigue to mitigate its potential damage could have a significant impact on highway safety. Researchers ...

During the hectic lives we lead, we all have a tendency to push ourselves a little harder and further than perhaps we should, leading to shorter sleep times and tiredness. Being tired behind your desk ...

Samsara recently released its Drowsiness Detection feature to its customers worldwide. Drowsiness Detection uses Samsara’s comprehensive AI models—trained on its large-scale dataset—to detect signs of ...

A new way to detect when drivers are about to nod off behind the wheel has been developed. "Video-based systems that use cameras to detect when a car is drifting out of its lane are cumbersome and ...

When fully-autonomous vehicles become the norm, the former human driver can sleep as much as they like behind the wheel. But until that happens, falling asleep while driving poses a serious and ...

Driver fatigue detection systems are at the forefront of efforts to enhance road safety by mitigating the risks associated with drowsiness and reduced vigilance. These systems utilise an array of ...

SPOKANE, Wash.—Researchers at Washington State University Spokane have developed a new way to detect when drivers are about to nod off behind the wheel. Their recently patented technology is based on ...