Denso driver monitor

 · KARIYA (Japan) ― DENSO Corporation, one of the world’s largest automotive suppliers, today announced it has released a retrofittable driver status monitor to help reduce the number of traffic accidents involving commercial vehicles, such as trucks and buses. The safety product checks for distractions, drowsiness, sleep, and inappropriate posture based on the . Analyzes an image of the driver’s face captured using an infrared camera to detect the driver’s state of inattention, drowsiness, dozing or inappropriate driving posture. Supports driving safety by alerting the driver. Driver Status Monitor DN-DSM A driver status monitor for large cars that records the driver's face using an infrared camera to detect the openness of the eyes and the orientation of the face. The device was designed not to appear as a "surveillance camera" to reduce the mental stress of the driver being observed by the camera.

The driver monitor was initially released in Denso’s home market of Japan earlier this year, but it will launch in the North American market in The DSM was designed to be retrofittable to reach the greatest amount of trucks possible, improving safety for those currently on the road. Denso drowsiness checker. While alert systems from Ford, Mercedes, Volvo, and Volkswagen monitor external vehicle behavior like swerving to determine a driver's level of drowsiness, Denso's new. DENSO spark plugs use iridium alloy for their center electrode. Because of its extremely narrow diameter of just mm, engine output and acceleration response are greatly improved.

16 Apr, The sophisticated driver monitoring made possible by FotoNation and DENSO can help prevent traffic accidents by alerting the driver when the. DENSO's Driver Status Monitor uses a camera to capture an image of the driver's face and establishes the driver's condition based on visual analysis. 16 May, The camera installed in the driver cabin captures images of the motorist, following which the monitor initiates an alarm if any form of.