Brain4Cars system could spot driver errors before they happen

We keep hearing about systems designed to either alert drivers to impending collisions, to let them know that they've made a mistake (such as drifting out of their lane), or to tell them that they're getting tired. Brain4Cars, however, takes yet another approach. Created by scientists at Cornell and Stanford universities, it monitors drivers to determine when they're about to do something wrong, so it can warn them not to. .. Continue Reading Brain4Cars system could spot driver errors before they happen

Section: Automotive

Tags: Accidents, Cornell University, Driver Assistance, Driving, Face Detection, Safety, Stanford University

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