Health and impairment detection through cognitive states monitoring – development and validation challenges

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Health and impairment detection through cognitive states monitoring – development and validation challenges

Event: InCabin Phoenix

| Session date: Friday 17th March

Session date: Friday 17th March

, 2023

Hear from:

Clementine Francois

Engineering Manager,

Tobii

Clementine Francois

Engineering Manager,

Tobii

Driver impairment is a growing concern for automotive industry. This presentation will cover how to develop solutions to detect health and impairment of drivers through physiological and cognitive states monitoring (e.g., cognitive load, stress). We will discuss the challenges to develop and validate such solutions, covering which data to use, which sensors, and which ground truth. We will also describe the relevant use cases of such solutions for in cabin focusing on safety, well-being, and user experience.