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New Facial Recognition Tech Can Tell When Motorists Aren't Fit to Drive

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A new technology developed by Japanese tech company OMRON may have a solution to help prevent crashes caused by driver fatigue. OMRON's Onboard Driving Monitoring Sensor uses facial recognition and artificial intelligence to tell if a driver is falling asleep or texting while driving, and prompting them to pay attention and drive safely.

Added on the 04/10/2017 18:38:25 - Copyright : RT Ruptly EN

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