Review of Techniques for Driver Fatigue Detection

Jian Yong Zhang; Wen Wei Qiu; Hui Jian Fu; Meng Ting Zhang; Qing Guo Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.433-435.928

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HomeApplied Mechanics and MaterialsApplied Mechanics and Materials Vols. 433-435Review of Techniques for Driver Fatigue Detection

Review of Techniques for Driver Fatigue Detection

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Driver fatigue is a significant issue in driving safety. Large bodies of literature have examined fatigue detection methods and techniques. This paper provides a broad overview of the researches concerning related topics. So far, driver fatigue detection techniques developed can be divided into three categories, including techniques based on vehicle movement tracking, drivers behavioral features and electroencephalograph signals. In addition, a contrast between these techniques was presented and further researches were discussed.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 433-435)

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Jian Yong Zhang, Wen Wei Qiu, Hui Jian Fu, Meng Ting Zhang, Qing Guo Ma*

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Comparison, Driver Monitoring, EEG, Fatigue Detection

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