Driver Monitoring System
This system detects signs of driver conditions such as drowsiness and distraction based on analysis of facial features and gaze, and communicates this information to the vehicle control system. In this way, it supports preventive safety by enabling driver alerts and vehicle control functions.
Three Core Technologies
It detects changes in driver posture and gaze even when the driver is wearing a mask or sunglasses, as well as in low-light conditions at night. By prompting the driver with vehicle-generated alerts, it supports the reduction of risks associated with human error.
- High-precision gaze tracking technology following even the slightest shift in gaze
- AI facial recognition and state estimation algorithm supporting diverse drivers and environments
- Near-infrared LED and optical sensing module capturing facial expressions even in the dark
The passion and challenges of developers involved in Driver Monitoring System (DMS).
A Young Team's DMS Development Story
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─ Passing the Baton of Technology and Passion"
DMS helps prevent accidents by detecting driver drowsiness and distraction. Seven young employees share their passion and pride as they discuss Mitsubishi Electric Mobility’s “monozukuri relay,” in which the baton is passed from development to design, manufacturing, and sales.
