Sensors for driver safety

Vehicles gain more sensors every year. Outward-facing sensors get the most attention: active braking, proximity sensing, rain-adapting. But what about the vehicle interior? We teamed up with experts on human-machine interaction to collect information on how sensors in vehicles might measure occupants’ stress levels and other safety-relevant behaviors. This literature review covers two types of soft sensors, wearable and in-vehicle, and discusses their potential to improve the human-factors side of transportation safety.

Welch, Karla Conn, Cindy Harnett, and Yi-Ching Lee. 2019. “A Review on Measuring Affect with Practical Sensors to Monitor Driver Behavior.” Safety 5 (4): 72. https://paperpile.com/shared/qyIa0i.

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