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ABSTRACT
TECHNIQUES ADOPTED IN
DROWSINESS DETECTION
Owing to the fatalities caused by drowsiness on wheel,
research activities are being conducted all over the world
to combat this problem and this has led to the evolution of
several drowsiness detection mechanisms. Some of them are:-
NAME OF THE
YEAR OF
RESEARCHER(S PUBLICATION
)
DETECTION METHOD
PROPOSED
November 2011
May 28,2012
October 2011
July 2014
March 2014
2002
Commercial Technologies
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2.
AAlert - AAlert, a driver fatigue wrist device has been developed by Dan Ruffle. This uses an
accelerometer to detect motion from your wrist. Whilst on a drive and your wrist is not moving a
vibration is sent to your wrist and AAlert requires a movement to then stop the vibration. AAlert
then records your reaction times over a period of time to determine whether or not you should be
on the road.
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4.
Bosch: "Driver drowsiness detection takes input from the steering angle sensor,
front-mounted lane assist camera, vehicle speed and turn signal stalk.
5.
Ford:Driver Alert
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Volvo Cars: Driver Alert Control In 2007, Volvo Cars launched the world's first
Driver Drowsiness Detection system, Driver Alert Control. The system monitors the car's
movements and assesses whether the vehicle is being driven in a controlled or
uncontrolled way.
12.
Anti Sleep Pilot - Danish device that can be fitted to any vehicle, uses a
combination of accelerometers and reaction tests.
13.
Vigo - Smart Bluetooth headset that detects signs of drowsiness through the eyes
and head motion, and uses a combination of light, sound and vibration to alert the user.
COMPARATIVE STUDY
Method Used:
ECG and EEG
Steering Wheel
Movement
Advantages
1.
2.
1.
2.
Disadvantages
Sensing electrodes
would have to be
attached directly
onto the drivers
body, and hence
be annoying and
distracting to the
driver.
2. If it is to be
developed as a
non-invasive
method, cost will
be too high.
1.
1.
Too dependent on
the geometric
characteristics of
the road and to a
lesser extent on
the kinetic
characteristics of
Computer vision
particular
environments.
3. Non-invasive.
4. Response speed is
slow.
the vehicle.
2. Accuracy and
speed of response
is not very good.
1.
1.
2.
Non-intrusive method.
3.
No extra installation of
changing environmental
hardware required.
conditions, such as
4.
Image processing
algorithms does not require
2.
Difficult to maintain
3.
Moderate accuracy.
vehicles.
5.
COST PREDICTION
REFERENCES
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measurement of biological signals. IEEE Trans. Inform. Technol.
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2. International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT) vVol. 2 Issue
1, January- 2013 ISSN: 2278-0181
ACKONWLEDGEMENT
CONTENT
Introduction
Abstract
Basic Block Diagram Of The Proposed System
Components To Be Used
Technique Adopted In Drowsiness Detection
Previous Works Undertaken
Commercial Technologies
Comparative Study
Basic Process Involved In Detection Process
Pseudocode For Simplified Understanding Of The Process
Preliminary Framework Of The Program
Output Obtained From Preliminary Framework Of The Program
Areas Yet To Be Explored
Cost Prediction
References
COMPONENTS TO BE USED
HARDWARE
One or more web cameras
For a clearer and vivid image, a webcam with more
megapixels should be used. It is desirable to use a
webcam with around 640X480 pixels.
Frame Rate determines the number of images per
second which can be displayed. For a standard
webcam, frame rate of 30fps (frame per second)
is adequate.
A glass lens is preferred over plastic lens.
It should be enabled with continuous autofocus so
that it is not diverted towards other objects within
the frame.
The webcam should be able to maintain a good
image quality inspite of poor light conditions.
Laptop(or on-board computer)
This provides the platform for the actual
processing task to be accomplished by the
requisite software.
Alarm(light and/or sound)
Contd....
SOFTWARE
Matlab (Matrix Laboratory)
Java