Authors :
Dr. S. V. Viraktamath; Disha Majjigudda; Vaishnavi Peshwe; Navami Telsang
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 6 - June
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24JUN1358
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Abstract :
Driver drowsiness is critical toroad accidents
and fatalities worldwide. Various systems utilizing image
processing, computer vision, and machine learning
techniques have been proposed to address this. This paper
consolidates the findings from few relevant studies
focusing on drowsiness detection in drivers. The proposed
systems aim to detect signs of drowsiness, such as eye
closure and facial expressions, and issue timely alerts to
prevent accidents. By analyzing these studies, thispaper
provides insights into the methodologies, challenges, and
advancements in drowsiness detection technology, paving
the way for more robust and effective systems in the
future.
Keywords :
Face Detection, Eye Detection, Driver Drowsiness Detection, Techniques of Face and Eye Detection.
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Driver drowsiness is critical toroad accidents
and fatalities worldwide. Various systems utilizing image
processing, computer vision, and machine learning
techniques have been proposed to address this. This paper
consolidates the findings from few relevant studies
focusing on drowsiness detection in drivers. The proposed
systems aim to detect signs of drowsiness, such as eye
closure and facial expressions, and issue timely alerts to
prevent accidents. By analyzing these studies, thispaper
provides insights into the methodologies, challenges, and
advancements in drowsiness detection technology, paving
the way for more robust and effective systems in the
future.
Keywords :
Face Detection, Eye Detection, Driver Drowsiness Detection, Techniques of Face and Eye Detection.