Behavioural Insights
DMS – key to reducing road related trauma
Seeing Machines' DMS technology can address long-standing safety issues in real time.
A Human Factors approach to DMS
Understanding human behaviour is key to developing DMS technology that improves safety.
Why Human Factors is fundamental to DMS
Human Factors research is key to developing Seeing Machines' world-leading DMS technology.
Distinguishing between Driver Monitoring Systems
Seeing Machines uses camera-based DMS technology to detect driver fatigue and distraction.
Understanding driver fatigue
Our Human Factors approach to DMS allow us to detect driver fatigue in a range of real-world scenarios.
Examples of distracted driving behaviours
Our deep understanding of human behaviour ensures our DMS can detect driver distraction in its various forms.
The role of Human Factors in DMS technology
Human Factors is fundamental to Seeing Machines' industry leading DMS.
Lizard glances: the Achilles Heel of DMS that rely on head pose
The two most recognised types of DMS are those that detect whether drivers’ hands are on the steering wheel and those that use cameras to measure driver attention and state.
Eyes: the windows to the soul
One of the most safety critical and contentious issues in the automotive world right now is how to effectively monitor a driver’s engagement level while they use partially and fully automated driving functions.
DMS could reduce US traffic deaths by 1/3
According to Dr Mike Lenné there is still a long way to go in reducing road-related deaths and major injuries but an answer could literally be staring the driver right in the eyes.
