Panasonic develops technology to help prevent drowsy driving

Panasonic develops technology to help prevent drowsy driving

A demonstration is led by Panasonic Corp. in Osaka, western Japan, on July 27, 2017, as the company developed a technology to help prevent drivers from becoming drowsy or falling asleep at the wheel by using artificial intelligence. The new technology, for which samples will be available from October, is designed to analyze drivers' facial expressions and other biological signs as well as the environment inside vehicles in order for them to "stay comfortably awake," Panasonic said. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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