Netradyne’s Driver Drowsiness with Driver Monitoring System (DMS) Sensor helps fleets mitigate deadly issues.

For example, a driver might wander out of his lane, then jerk the car back not because he’s drowsy or asleep, but for other reasons, such as if he’s dealing with his 2-year-old in the backseat.

The George Washington University Center for Intelligent Systems Research (CISR) is developing a new, inconspicuous drowsy-driver detection system ...

A DROWSY-driver detection system could save dozens of lives a year by waking up motorists who have fallen asleep at the wheel.