Deep Learning Systems for Advanced Driving Assistance
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2304.06041v1
- Date: Wed, 5 Apr 2023 16:11:18 GMT
- Title: Deep Learning Systems for Advanced Driving Assistance
- Authors: Francesco Rundo
- Abstract summary: Next generation cars embed intelligent assessment of car driving safety through innovative solutions often based on usage of artificial intelligence.
The safety driving monitoring can be carried out using several methodologies widely treated in scientific literature.
In this context, the author proposes an innovative approach that uses ad-hoc bio-sensing system suitable to reconstruct the physio-based attentional status of car driver.
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- Abstract: Next generation cars embed intelligent assessment of car driving safety
through innovative solutions often based on usage of artificial intelligence.
The safety driving monitoring can be carried out using several methodologies
widely treated in scientific literature. In this context, the author proposes
an innovative approach that uses ad-hoc bio-sensing system suitable to
reconstruct the physio-based attentional status of the car driver. To
reconstruct the car driver physiological status, the author proposed the use of
a bio-sensing probe consisting of a coupled LEDs at Near infrared (NiR)
spectrum with a photodetector. This probe placed over the monitored subject
allows to detect a physiological signal called PhotoPlethysmoGraphy (PPG). The
PPG signal formation is regulated by the change in oxygenated and
non-oxygenated hemoglobin concentration in the monitored subject bloodstream
which will be directly connected to cardiac activity in turn regulated by the
Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) that characterizes the subject's attention
level. This so designed car driver drowsiness monitoring will be combined with
further driving safety assessment based on correlated intelligent driving
scenario understanding.
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