Monitoring of Emotional Status and Identity Verification of a Vehicle Driver

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Dr. S. S Sivaraju, Dr. M. Meenakumari, M. Thiruveni, S .Suryaprakash, Dr. P. Vinoth Kumar

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Transportation frameworks are a fundamental piece of human exercises. We as a whole can be a survivor of enthusiastic changes while driving, just following a too brief night rest, adjusted state of being or during long excursions. The vibe of rest decreases the driver's degree of cautiousness creating hazardous circumstances and expands the likelihood of an event of mishaps. Driver laziness and exhaustion are among the significant reasons for street mishaps. Consistently, there is an expansion the quantity of passing’s and fatalities wounds universally. In this specific situation, it is critical to utilize new advances to plan and construct frameworks that can screen drivers and to quantify their degree of consideration during the whole interaction of driving. Here we consider vehicle safety as well as vehicle driver identification. Among the individual distinguishing proof strategies, face acknowledgment is perhaps the most tended to methods because of its impartiality as a biometric characteristic. The extraordinary exploration endeavours on face acknowledgment have given huge enhancements in face acknowledgment. Here we use a smart band along with a dash cam to monitor the driver. A vehicle can identify and verify the driver by matching the facial biometric trait stored in the smart watch and the once collected from the detected face. The matching of both verifies the smart watch owner and the vehicle driver is the same. The readiness of the driver is controlled by observing the anomalies in the pulse change and gives cautioning alarms. Thereby working as both a security and safety feature.

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Dr. S. S Sivaraju, Dr. M. Meenakumari, M. Thiruveni, S .Suryaprakash, Dr. P. Vinoth Kumar. (2021). Monitoring of Emotional Status and Identity Verification of a Vehicle Driver. Annals of the Romanian Society for Cell Biology, 25(2), 884–892. Retrieved from https://annalsofrscb.ro/index.php/journal/article/view/1038
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