Fatigue Detection of Drivers Using Image Processing and Artificial Intelligence Techniques

Road traffic accidents pose a serious threat to public safety and are a major source of fatalities around the world, particularly those brought on by driver drowsiness. With the development of artificial intelligence (AI), efforts have been made to create innovative projects and systems targeted at identifying driver weariness and issuing early warnings. In this study, we describe a real-time driver detection and warning system that makes use of deep artificial intelligence, including convolutional neural networks (CNNs), open CV face recognition, and image processing methods. CNNs can recognize small changes in a driver's behavior or appearance that suggest fatigue because they perfectly replicate the human visual systems. These networks are highly accurate in identifying patterns and signs of fatigue because they have been trained on huge datasets of driving behavior. The CNNs are integrated into a system that continuously analyzes the behavior of the driver using a variety of sensors, including cameras and biometric sensors, to identify indicators of fatigue, such as drooping eyelids, and notify the driver through tactile, visual, or audio messages. By creating a cutting-edge AI system that accurately identifies driver fatigue and swiftly alerts other drivers, the research potentially prevents accidents and saves lives on the road.

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2024-12-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iceet65156.2024.10913761
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IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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Fatigue Detection of Drivers Using Image Processing and Artificial Intelligence Techniques

Timur İnan, Omer Nasih Ismael ALHURMUZI
IoT and GPS-based Vehicle Safety Systems
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Fatigue Detection of Drivers Using Image Processing and Artificial Intelligence Techniques

Timur İnan, Omer Nasih Ismael ALHURMUZI
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Abstract

Road traffic accidents pose a serious threat to public safety and are a major source of fatalities around the world, particularly those brought on by driver drowsiness. With the development of artificial intelligence (AI), efforts have been made to create innovative projects and systems targeted at identifying driver weariness and issuing early warnings. In this study, we describe a real-time driver detection and warning system that makes use of deep artificial intelligence, including convolutional neural networks (CNNs), open CV face recognition, and image processing methods. CNNs can recognize small changes in a driver's behavior or appearance that suggest fatigue because they perfectly replicate the human visual systems. These networks are highly accurate in identifying patterns and signs of fatigue because they have been trained on huge datasets of driving behavior. The CNNs are integrated into a system that continuously analyzes the behavior of the driver using a variety of sensors, including cameras and biometric sensors, to identify indicators of fatigue, such as drooping eyelids, and notify the driver through tactile, visual, or audio messages. By creating a cutting-edge AI system that accurately identifies driver fatigue and swiftly alerts other drivers, the research potentially prevents accidents and saves lives on the road.

University of Kirkuk (IQ), Marmara University (TR)
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