Intelligent Advisory System for a Vehicle Driver Posture Assessment & Advisory for Fatigue-Free Drive
In today's competitive automotive landscape, prioritizing safety and comfort in commercial vehicles is non-negotiable. Introducing ERGO Advisor, a groundbreaking system poised to redefine the driving experience by proactively optimizing drivers' sitting posture. Acknowledging the pivotal role of a driver's behavior, we emphasize our commitment to driver well-being. Despite the myriad factors leading drivers to unknowingly deviate from optimal postures during long drives, ERGO Advisor steps in. With a strategically placed camera detecting critical comfort angles, our system issues real-time, audio-guided feedback. Signaling drivers to promptly adjust their posture. ERGO Advisor goes beyond a system; it’s our commitment to caring for drivers. ERGO Advisor discloses a revolutionary system designed to proactively alert to change their sitting posture. In the competitive automotive industry, prioritizing driver safety and comfort is paramount, and ERGO Advisor addresses this need by introducing an innovative solution to minimize discomfort and fatigue associated with prolonged driving. The system utilizes advanced technologies, including a strategically placed camera and Human Pose Recognition algorithms, to continuously monitor and analyze the driver's posture. This involves measuring critical comfort angles, providing a comprehensive understanding of the driver's ergonomic position. ERGO Advisor integrates seamlessly with the vehicle's infotainment system, offering real-time, audio-guided feedback to the driver. This feedback is not merely informational but serves as a prompt for the driver to change their posture and reducing the risk of fatigue-related issues Keywords: Intelligent advisory system, vehicle driver, Posture, fatigue-free drive, Vehicle Dimension, ERGO, Ergonomics
Authors
- Fyaz Farook
- Ravishankar Choulge
Institutions
- Tata Motors (India) (IN)
Publication Details
- Journal
- ARAI Journal of Mobility Technology
- Published
- 2025-07-01
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.37285/ajmt.5.3.8
- Primary Topic
- Vehicle Dynamics and Control Systems
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00