Fatigue management: understanding drowsiness vs microsleeps
Understanding the difference between drowsiness and microsleeps is crucial to enhancing fatigue management, helping to alert commercial drivers of fatigue risk so they can take action before an accident occurs.
In the realm of fatigue management in the commercial transport sector, understanding the terminology and what different safety systems are actually detecting is crucial.
While many fatigue detection systems focus on identifying microsleeps, this approach often proves too late, as the driver’s ability to react is already severely compromised. Recognising and addressing the subtle signs of drowsiness before they escalate to microsleeps can be the key to preventing life-threatening accidents.
The article “Drowsiness vs Microsleeps in Fatigue Management” delves into the importance of early drowsiness detection to manage fatigue, emphasising that proactive measures can make all the difference in ensuring road safety. Our Guardian Generation 3 solution offers unparalleled drowsiness and distraction detection and superior fatigue intervention for fleets.
