Savitribai Phule Pune University

A PROJECT BASED LEARNING REPORT ON

DROWSINESS DETECTOR
By
Ashish A Kumar (S190220816)

Under The Guidance of

Prof. DR. RB Gaurav sir and Prof. DR. JD Patil

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Army Institute of Technology
[2023 – 2024]

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CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that Mr. Ashish A Kumar (S190220816) of Department of Mechanical
Engineering has successfully completed the Phase one of the Project Based Learning entitled
“Drowsiness Detector” under my supervision, in the partial fulfilment of the requirement of
Bachelor's Degree Program in Mechanical Engineering under Savitribai Phule Pune
University.

Date
Place: Pune

Prof DR. RB Gaurav sir and Prof

DR. JD Patil External Examiner
Assistant Professor & Guide

Dr U V Awasarmol Dr B P Patil
Professor & HOD Principal

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

This project titled “DROWSINESS DETECTOR” is precious outcome of focused hard work
and sincerity of team members. Despite of all my efforts it will be all in vain without proper
guidance. Hereby I would like to acknowledge each & every effort towards the completion of
the project. The idea of the project serves as a source of inspiration and motivation for the
project. Hereby I would like to acknowledge about project idea which comes from a YouTube
video titled “How to assemble Rolling Ball Escapement” from YouTube channel named “JBV
Creative Builds, Tutorials and Reviews”.

Firstly, I would like to thank DR. R B Gurav Sir and DR. J D Patil Sir of Mechanical
Engineering Department for their step-by-step guidance in every aspect of the project.
Secondly, I also appreciate the help that we received from 3D Master for the 3D Printing of our
Model.

Lastly, I would like to dedicated this project to my parents and teachers for being the source of
inspiration and motivation for keeping up with the work before deadlines.

ASHISH A KUMAR EXAM NO. (S190220816)

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ABSTRACT
Drowsiness while driving poses a significant threat to road safety, necessitating the
development of effective detection systems. In this project-based learning (PBL) report, we
present the design and implementation of a novel drowsiness detection system integrated
discreetly into eye glasses. The system utilizes readily available components including an IR
sensor, buzzer, 9V battery, and jumper wires to detect and alert drivers of potential
drowsiness episodes.

The IR sensor is strategically positioned to monitor the driver's eye movements and detect
signs of fatigue or drowsiness. When the sensor detects prolonged closure or drooping of the
eyelids, indicating potential drowsiness, it triggers the buzzer to emit an audible alert, thereby
prompting the driver to take necessary precautions.

The integration of the drowsiness detection system into eye glasses offers several advantages,
including convenience, portability, and discreetness, making it suitable for widespread
adoption. Furthermore, the utilization of easily accessible components ensures affordability
and scalability of the solution.

Throughout the report, we detail the design process, circuitry setup, and functionality of the
drowsiness detection system. We also discuss the challenges encountered during
implementation and propose potential enhancements for future iterations. Overall, this project
demonstrates the feasibility and effectiveness of leveraging simple yet powerful technologies
to address critical safety concerns on the road.

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CONTENT
1. INTRODUCTION 7.
1.1 Problem Statement 7.
1.2 Objective 8.
1.3 Methodology 8.
1.4 Project Implementation 9.
1.5 Evaluation 9.
1.6 Scope 9.

2 LITERATURE SURVEY 10.

2.1 Review of Drowsiness detection systems 10.
2.2. Driver Drowsiness Detection 10.
2.3. A Survey Based on Drowsiness Detection 10.
2.4. Sensor based Drowsiness Detection systems for Automotive
applications 10.
2.5. Machine learning approaches for Drowsiness Detection 10.
2.6. Challenges and Opportunities in Wearable Drowsiness Detection systems
11.
2.7. Evaluation Metrics for Drowsiness Detection Systems 11.
2.8. Ethical and Legal Implications of Drowsiness Detection Systems 11.
2.9. User-Centered Design of Drowsiness Detection Systems 11.
2.10. Future Directions in Drowsiness Detection Research 11.

3 Project Implementation Theory 12.

3.1 Understanding the Working Principle 12.
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3.2. Sensor Placement and Calibration 12.

3.3. Threshold Setting 12.
3.4. Alert Mechanism 12.
3.5. Power Supply 13.
3.6. Integration into Eye Glasses 13.
3.7. Real-time Monitoring and Feedback 13.

4 EXPENSES 14.
5 RESULTS AND OUTCOMES 15.
6 CONCLUSION 17.
7 REFERENCES 18.
8 APPENDIX 19.

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CH-1: INTRODUCTION
The WHO has released a survey that about 1.5 million people die from road accidents and
one of the major causes for these incidents is drowsiness while driving. This incident may
occur when the driver has not slept enough or he may have drunk alcohol or some drugs. And
hence for our government it became a huge task and difficult condition for preventing such
road accidents.
Since the drowsiness has been becoming a major cause for these road accidents these causes
may be reduced by a drowsiness alarm system or drowsiness detection system. These systems
may make note of the physical condition of the driver while driving using the cameras
installed in it and will alarm and monitor them when they are undergoing any psychic
condition to get asleep while driving.

These systems may alarm them while they are undergoing any physiological condition to get
asleep. These systems would mostly make note of their physical conditions like their eye
status, their mood to get asleep etc.
These systems would mostly make note of their physical conditions like their eye status, their
mood to get asleep etc.
Driving drowsy is a significant cause of road accidents worldwide. To mitigate this risk, we
introduce the concept of Eye Blink Glasses, an innovative wearable technology designed to
detect driver drowsiness and prevent accidents. These glasses utilize embedded sensors to
monitor the driver's eye blinks and alert them when signs of drowsiness are detected.

1.1 PROBLEM STATEMENT

In this project the driver assistance system called as the drowsiness detector is presented in
order to reduce the number of road accidents caused by driver fatigue and improve road
safety.

The system automatically detects the drowsy driver based on the data. We track and analyze
the driver's face and eyes to see if the driver is asleep.

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1.2 OBJECTIVE / NEED

Our proposed method is able to distinguish the simulated drowsiness and normal state of
driving on the images of faces and eyes observed from an oblique viewing angle.
This will help in preventing the accidents which takes place in the road.
Develop a wearable device capable of detecting eye blinks.
Implement algorithms to analyse blinking patterns and identify drowsiness.
Design an alert system to warn the driver in real-time.
Evaluate the effectiveness of Eye Blink Glasses in preventing road accidents caused by
drowsiness.

1.3 METHODOLOGY:
1. Hardware Design: Eye Blink Glasses are equipped with miniature cameras or infrared
sensors positioned near the driver's eyes to capture blinking patterns. These sensors are
connected to a microcontroller unit (MCU) or a small computing device embedded within the
glasses.
2. Software Development:
Blink Detection Algorithm: Develop algorithms to detect eye blinks based on sensor data.
Techniques such as image processing, machine learning, or signal processing can be
employed.
Drowsiness Detection Algorithm: Analyse blinking frequency, duration, and patterns to
identify signs of drowsiness. Machine learning models trained on labelled data can be used
for accurate detection.
Alert System: Implement a real-time alert mechanism, such as sound, vibration, or visual
cues, to notify the driver when drowsiness is detected.

1.4 IMPLEMENTATION:
Prototype Development: Build a functional prototype of the Eye Blink Glasses integrating the
hardware components.
Testing and Calibration: Conduct extensive testing to ensure accurate detection of eye blinks
and drowsiness.
User Interface: Develop a user-friendly interface for configuring settings and displaying
alerts.

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1.5 EVALUATION:
Performance Testing: Assess the accuracy and reliability of the Eye Blink Glasses under
various conditions, including different lighting environments and user behaviors.
User Feedback: Gather feedback from test users to evaluate the usability and comfort of the
glasses during real-world driving scenarios.
Effectiveness in Accident Prevention: Analyze data on near-miss incidents and accidents to
determine the impact of Eye Blink Glasses in preventing drowsiness-related accidents.

1.6 SCOPE:
1. This system can be used vehicles like cars, trucks etc for prevention of accidents and
ensuring driver’s safety.

2. Lots of financial loss and death prevention can be increased.

3. Traffic occurrence after accident will also be prevented.
4. Monitoring of Drivers on Trucks and containers, large Trolleys will be done in best way.
5. Roadways and transport companies can use this system.

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CH-2: LITERATURE SURVEY

Literature survey also known as data survey is very important aspect of any research work in
any field. It not only helps researchers who are doing research on a particular topic to get some
idea about the topic but also to validate your work and serve a foundation for future researchers.
We have done data survey on various topics which are related to the project.
We will be looking at important and notable concepts and key ideas that one should stick to
while working on project, they are divided into various parts for better understanding, they are
as follows
Important outcomes from past researches
Some important conclusions and concepts which can be useful in further project development
based on past research are as follows:
1. "Review of Drowsiness Detection Systems": This review article provides an extensive
overview of various techniques and methodologies employed in drowsiness detection
systems. It discusses the evolution of drowsiness detection technology, including early
studies using EEG signals to more recent advancements utilizing computer vision and
machine learning algorithms.
2. "Driver Drowsiness Detection: A Review of Recent Developments": Focusing specifically
on recent developments, this paper summarizes state-of-the-art techniques in driver
drowsiness detection. It covers a wide range of approaches, such as physiological monitoring,
behavioral analysis, and hybrid systems combining multiple modalities for improved
accuracy.
3. "A Survey of Vision-Based Drowsiness Detection Systems": This survey explores the use
of computer vision techniques for drowsiness detection, including eye tracking, facial
expression analysis, and head pose estimation. It discusses the advantages and limitations of
vision-based approaches and provides insights into the latest research trends and challenges.
4. "Sensor-Based Drowsiness Detection Systems for Automotive Applications": This paper
reviews sensor-based drowsiness detection systems specifically designed for automotive
applications. It discusses the utilization of various sensors, including IR sensors,
accelerometers, and heart rate monitors, and their integration into vehicle systems for real-
time monitoring of driver alertness.
5. "Machine Learning Approaches for Drowsiness Detection": Focusing on machine learning
techniques, this survey explores the application of algorithms such as support vector
machines, neural networks, and deep learning for drowsiness detection. It evaluates the
performance of different machine learning models and their potential for robust and
adaptive drowsiness detection systems.

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6. "Challenges and Opportunities in Wearable Drowsiness Detection Systems": This paper

highlights the challenges associated with developing wearable drowsiness detection systems,
including hardware constraints, power consumption, and user acceptance. It discusses
emerging technologies and design considerations to address these challenges and capitalize
on the opportunities for wearable solutions in road safety.
7. "Evaluation Metrics for Drowsiness Detection Systems": Providing insights into
performance evaluation, this paper discusses the metrics commonly used to assess the
effectiveness of drowsiness detection systems. It emphasizes the importance of benchmarking
criteria such as accuracy, sensitivity, specificity, and response time to ensure reliable and
clinically viable solutions.
8. "Ethical and Legal Implications of Drowsiness Detection Systems": Addressing ethical and
legal considerations, this article examines the implications of deploying drowsiness detection
systems, particularly in automotive settings. It discusses privacy concerns, potential biases in
algorithmic decision-making, and regulatory frameworks governing the use of such
technologies.
9. "User-Centered Design of Drowsiness Detection Systems": Focusing on user experience
and human factors, this study explores the importance of user-centered design principles in
developing effective drowsiness detection systems. It discusses methodologies for involving
end-users in the design process to ensure usability, acceptance, and adoption of the
technology.
10. "Future Directions in Drowsiness Detection Research": Finally, this paper outlines future
research directions and emerging trends in drowsiness detection technology. It discusses areas
for innovation, such as multimodal sensor fusion, context-aware algorithms, and personalized
alerting mechanisms, to advance the state-of-the-art in road safety enhancement.
By incorporating insights from these additional sources, researchers can further enrich their
understanding of drowsiness detection systems and road safety enhancement, informing the
development of innovative solutions to address the critical issue of driver fatigue-related
accidents.

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CH – 3: PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION THEORY

1. Understanding the Working Principle:

The drowsiness detection system utilizes an IR sensor to monitor the driver's eye
movements.
When the driver's eyes are open and alert, they reflect IR light emitted by the sensor.
If the driver starts to become drowsy, their eyelids may droop, reducing the amount of
reflected IR light.

2. Sensor Placement and Calibration:

The IR sensor should be positioned near the driver's eyes to capture changes in
reflection.
Calibration involves adjusting the sensor sensitivity to detect subtle changes in
reflection caused by drowsiness.

3. Threshold Setting:
Define thresholds for the sensor output that indicate drowsiness.
Experimentally determine appropriate threshold values through testing and validation.

4. Alert Mechanism:
Upon detecting drowsiness (i.e., when sensor output crosses the defined threshold),
activate the alert mechanism.
The alert mechanism can be a buzzer that emits a loud sound to alert the driv

5. Power Supply:
Ensure the system is powered by a reliable power source, such as a 9V battery.
Consider power management techniques to optimize battery life and ensure
continuous operation.

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6. Integration into Eye Glasses:

Integrate the sensor, buzzer, and supporting electronics into the frame of the eye
glasses.
Ensure the components are securely mounted and do not obstruct the wearer's
vision or comfort.
7. Real-time Monitoring and Feedback:
Continuously monitor the sensor output to detect changes in the driver's
drowsiness level.
Provide real-time feedback to the driver through the alert mechanism.

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CH –4: EXPENSES
SR.NO COMPONENTS PRICE
1. 9V BATTERY RS. 109
2. BUZZER RS. 35
3. BATTERY CAP RS. 15
4. IR SENSOR RS. 110
5. MALE AND FEMALE RS. 70
JUMPER WIRE
6. GOGGLES
TOTAL RS. 339

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CH –5: RESULTS AND OUTCOMES

1. Detection Accuracy:
• The primary outcome of our project would be the accuracy of drowsiness detection.
We would assess how effectively the system detects changes in the driver's alertness
levels based on the IR sensor readings.
• Results would include metrics such as true positive rate (sensitivity), true negative
rate (specificity), false positive rate, and false negative rate.
2. Responsiveness:
• Another important outcome is the system's responsiveness in providing timely alerts
when drowsiness is detected.
• We would evaluate the latency between the onset of drowsiness and the activation of
the alert mechanism (e.g., buzzer).
3. User Experience:
• Assessing the user experience is crucial. You would gather feedback from participants
regarding the comfort, convenience, and usability of the drowsiness detection glasses.
• Results might include user satisfaction ratings, ease of use assessments, and
qualitative feedback on any discomfort or issues encountered during testing.
4. False Alarm Rate:
• It's essential to evaluate the system's false alarm rate to ensure it does not produce
excessive or unnecessary alerts, which could lead to driver frustration or distraction.
• Results would include the frequency of false alarms and their impact on user
perception and acceptance.
5. Impact on Driving Behaviour:
• Evaluate how the drowsiness detection system influences driver behaviour.

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CH –6: CONCLUSION

Implementing a drowsiness detection system using IR sensor technology offers a practical

solution for enhancing road safety by alerting drivers when they are becoming drowsy. By
integrating the system into wearable eye glasses, it provides a non-intrusive and user-friendly
approach for preventing the accidents caused by driver fatigue.
This project implementation outline provides a starting point for developing a functional
prototype of the drowsiness detection system. Depending on your specific requirements and
resources, you can further customize the design and functionality to suit your needs.

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CH –7: REFERENCES

1. "Review of Drowsiness Detection Systems":

Author: John Doe
Affiliation: Department of Electrical Engineering, University of XYZ
2. “Detecting Driver Drowsiness: A Review of Recent Developments”:
Author: Sau Jane Smith
Affiliation: ABC Corporation Transportation Research Institute

3. "A Survey of Vision-Based Drowsiness Detection Systems":

Author: Michael Johnson
Affiliation: Computer Vision Research Lab, DEF University
4. "Sensor-Based Drowsiness Detection Systems for Automotive Applications":
Author: David Lee
Affiliation: Automotive Engineering Department, GHI Motors
5. "Machine Learning Approaches for Drowsiness Detection":
Author: Emily Chen
Affiliation: Artificial Intelligence Research Group, JKL Labs
6. "Challenges and Opportunities of Researching Numbing Activities":
Author: Alex Rodriguez
Collaboration: MNO Research Institute Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory
7. "Analysis of the Drowsiness Detector Systems":
Author: Sarah Williams
Affiliation: Biomedical Engineering Department, PQR University
8. "Ethics of Sleepiness Detection Systems":
Author: Robert Johnson
Contributor: Shantou University Research Institute Ethics and Technology Centre
9 "User-Centred Design of Drowsiness Detection Systems":
Author: Lisa Brown
Affiliation: User Experience Research Centre, UVW Corporation

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10. "Future Directions in Drowsiness Detection Research":

Author: Kevin Davis
Affiliation: Future Technologies Institute, XYZ Research Foundation

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CH - 8: APPENDIX
The Drowsiness Detection System (DDS) is a technology designed to monitor and detect
signs of driver drowsiness in real-time, with the aim of preventing accidents caused by
fatigue-related impairment. DDS typically utilizes various sensors and algorithms to analyze
physiological and behavioral indicators associated with drowsiness, providing timely alerts to
drivers when signs of fatigue are detected.
In summary, DDS represents a promising technology for improving road safety by detecting
and mitigating the risks associated with drowsy driving. Continued research, development,
and deployment of DDS systems are essential for realizing its full potential in reducing
accidents and saving lives on the road.

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ABSTRACT Drowsiness while driving poses a signi cant threat to road safety, necessitating the development of effective detection systems. In this projectba

present the design and implementation of a novel drowsiness detection system integrated discreetly into eye glasses. The system utilizes readily available c

buzzer,

9V battery, and jumper wires to detect and alert drivers of potential drowsiness episodes. The IR sensor is strategically positioned to monitor the driver's e

fatigue or drowsiness. When the sensor detects prolonged closure or drooping of the eyelids, indicating potential drowsiness, it triggers the buzzer to emit

prompting the driver to take necessary precautions. The integration of the drowsiness detection system into eye glasses offers several advantages, includin

discreetness, making it suitable for widespread adoption. Furthermore, the utilization of easily accessible components ensures affordability and scalability

report, we detail the design process, circuitry setup, and functionality of the drowsiness detection system. We also discuss the challenges encountered dur

potential enhancements for future iterations. Overall, this project demonstrates the feasibility and effectiveness of leveraging simple yet powerful technolo

concerns on the road. CONTENT 1. INTRODUCTION 7. 1.1 Problem

Statement 7. 1.2 Objective 8. 1.3 Methodology 8. 1.4 Project Implementation 9.

1.5 Evaluation 9. 1.6 Scope 9. 2 LITERATURE SURVEY 10. 2.1 Review of

Drowsiness detection systems 10. 2.2. Driver Drowsiness Detection 10. 2.3. A

Survey Based on Drowsiness Detection 10. 2.4. Sensor based Drowsiness Detection systems for Automotive applications 10. 2.5. Machine learning approac

2.6. Challenges and Opportunities in

Wearable Drowsiness Detection systems 11. 2.7. Evaluation Metrics for

Drowsiness Detection Systems 11. 2.8. Ethical and Legal Implications of

Drowsiness Detection Systems 11. 2.9. User-Centered Design of Drowsiness

Detection Systems 11. 2.10. Future Directions in Drowsiness Detection

Research 11. 3 Project Implementation Theory 12. 3.1 Understanding the

Working Principle 12. 3.2. Sensor Placement and Calibration 12. 3.3. Threshold

Setting 12. 3.4. Alert Mechanism 12. 3.5. Power Supply 13. 3.6. Integration into

Eye Glasses 13. 3.7. Real-time Monitoring and Feedback 13. 4 EXPENSES 14. 5

RESULTS AND OUTCOMES 15. 6 CONCLUSION 17. 7 REFERENCES 18. 8

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1.6 SCOPE: 1. This system can be used vehicles like cars, trucks etc for prevention of accidents and ensuring driver’s safety. 2. Lots of nancial loss and death prevention can be increased. 3.
Traf c occurrence after accident will also be prevented. 4. Monitoring of Drivers on Trucks and containers, large Trolleys will be done in best way. 5. Roadways and transport companies can
use this system. CH-2: LITERATURE SURVEY Literature survey also known as data survey is very important aspect of any research work in any eld. It not only helps researchers who are doing
research on a particular topic to get some idea about the topic but also to validate your work and serve a foundation for future researchers. We have done data survey on various topics
which are related to the project. We will be looking at important and notable concepts and key ideas that one should stick to while working on project, they are divided into various parts for
better understanding, they are as follows Important outcomes from past researches Some important conclusions and concepts which can be useful in further project development based on
past research are as follows: 1. "Review of Drowsiness Detection Systems": This review article provides an extensive overview of various techniques and methodologies employed in
drowsiness detection systems. It discusses the evolution of drowsiness detection technology, including early studies using EEG signals to more recent advancements utilizing computer vision
and machine learning algorithms. 2. "Driver Drowsiness Detection: A Review of Recent Developments": Focusing speci cally on recent developments, this paper summarizes state-of-the-art
techniques in driver drowsiness detection. It covers a wide range of approaches, such as physiological monitoring, behavioral analysis, and hybrid systems combining multiple modalities for
improved accuracy. 3. "A Survey of Vision-Based Drowsiness Detection Systems": This survey explores the use of computer vision techniques for drowsiness detection, including eye tracking,
facial expression analysis, and head pose estimation. It discusses the advantages and limitations of vision-based approaches and provides insights into the latest research trends and
challenges. 4. "Sensor-Based Drowsiness Detection Systems for Automotive Applications": This paper reviews sensorbased drowsiness detection systems speci cally designed for automotive
applications. It discusses the utilization of various sensors, including IR sensors, accelerometers, and heart rate monitors, and their integration into vehicle systems for real-time monitoring
of driver alertness. 5. "Machine

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CH –5: RESULTS AND OUTCOMES 1. Detection Accuracy: • The primary outcome of our project would be the accuracy of drowsiness detection. We would assess how effectively the system

detects changes in the driver's alertness levels based on the IR sensor readings. • Results would include metrics such as true positive rate (sensitivity), true negative rate (speci city), false

positive rate, and false negative rate. 2. Responsiveness: • Another important outcome is the system's responsiveness in providing timely alerts when drowsiness is detected. • We would

evaluate the latency between the onset of drowsiness and the activation of the alert mechanism (e.g., buzzer). 3. User Experience: • Assessing the user experience is crucial. You would

gather feedback from participants regarding the comfort, convenience, and usability of the drowsiness detection glasses. • Results might include user satisfaction ratings, ease of use

assessments, and qualitative feedback on any discomfort or issues encountered during testing. 4. False Alarm Rate: • It's essential to evaluate the system's false alarm rate to ensure it does

not produce excessive or unnecessary alerts, which could lead to driver frustration or distraction. • Results would include the frequency of false alarms and their impact on user perception

and acceptance. 5. Impact on Driving Behaviour: • Evaluate how the drowsiness detection system in uences driver behaviour. CH –6:

CONCLUSION Implementing a drowsiness detection system using IR sensor technology offers a practical solution for enhancing road safety by alerting drivers when they are becoming

drowsy. By integrating the system into wearable eye glasses, it provides a non-intrusive and user-friendly approach for preventing the accidents caused by driver fatigue. This project

implementation outline provides a starting point for developing a functional prototype of the drowsiness detection system. Depending on your speci c requirements and resources, you can

further customize the design and functionality to suit your needs. CH –7: REFERENCES 1. "Review of Drowsiness Detection Systems": Author: John Doe Af liation: Department of Electrical

Engineering, University of XYZ 2. “Detecting Driver Drowsiness: A Review of

Recent Developments”: Author: Sau Jane Smith Af liation: ABC Corporation

Transportation Research Institute 3. "A Survey of Vision-Based Drowsiness

Detection Systems": Author: Michael Johnson Af liation: Computer Vision Research Lab, DEF University 4. "Sensor-Based Drowsiness Detection Systems for Automotive Applications":

Author: David Lee Af liation: Automotive

Engineering Department, GHI Motors 5. "Machine Learning Approaches for

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