Stopping truck crashes must take ‘dashcam’ strategy to driver ‘microsleeps’

Researchers utilizing dashcam footage of real-world collisions involving massive vehicles to investigate driver and car conduct has discovered that anti-drowsiness alarms or related applied sciences to stop falling asleep on the wheel must transcend a concentrate on monitoring the drivers’ eyes, and take into account different microsleep behaviors together with a rest of again and neck muscle mass and irregular exercise of the car itself.