It is key to explore the role of in-cabin sensors, particularly DMS, to infer the driver’s fitness to drive. Focused on enhancing safety, these systems are designed to detect and respond to various forms of driver distraction and impairment, offering a proactive approach to mitigate potential risks on the road. The personal or biometric data from such systems are mainly used to reduce crash risk, determine the crash casualty, responsibility and even the insurance cost. With such Impairment-Detection Technology currently on the verge of being mandated, it must be accompanied by strong measures to ensure privacy of drivers, passengers, and others.

In this talk, you will learn more about:

• The functionality and capabilities of DMS in detecting driver impairment
• The integration of DMS with ADAS technologies for comprehensive risk mitigation
• Current and emerging Impairment-Detection techniques and the privacy concerns for the data involved in it
• The implications of DMS implementation for automotive manufacturers, regulatory bodies, and driver behavior