Framework, Implementation, and User Experience Aspects of Driver Monitoring: A Systematic Review

Driver monitoring systems (DMS), advanced driver assistance ssystems (ADAs), and technologies for autonomous driving, along with other upcoming innovations, have been developed as possible solutions to minimize accidents resulting from human error. This paper presents a thorough review of DMSs and user experience (UX). The objective is to investigate, combine, and evaluate the key elements involved in the development and application of DMSs, as well as the UX factors relevant to the current landscape of the field, serving as a reference for future investigations. The review encompasses a bibliographic analysis performed at different stages, offering valuable insights into the evolution of the topic. It examines the processes of development and implementation of driver monitoring systems. Furthermore, this work facilitates future research by consolidating and presenting a valuable collection of identified datasets, both public and private, for various research purposes. From this evaluation, critical components for DMSs can be identified, establishing a foundation for future research by providing a framework for the adoption and integration of these systems.