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Your car is watching your eyes... Smart technologies detect drowsiness before accidents occur

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Your car is watching your eyes... Smart technologies detect drowsiness before accidents occur
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CH23: Modern cars have begun relying on smart technologies capable of detecting signs of fatigue and drowsiness in the driver before they become a danger on the road. Using cameras, sensors and artificial intelligence software, these systems can monitor eye and head movements, analyze driving style, and detect…

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