Driver Monitoring Systems
Driver Monitoring Systems
Robust driver monitoring is coming under ever sharper scrutiny as more capable assistance features reach the market – and the most advanced systems could offer advantages beyond occupant safety. An on-line article in ADAS and Autonomous Vehicle International highlights the safety benefits of DMS.
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