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>In the EU, drowsiness/distraction detection becomes mandatory this year. Fascinating, thanks. I was unaware. Do you know if there is any sort of standard that
by ziddoap 4y ago
>In the EU, drowsiness/distraction detection becomes mandatory this year.
Fascinating, thanks. I was unaware. Do you know if there is any sort of standard that they follow? Or do manufacturers decide for themselves on what counts as drowsy/distracted behavior?
- stonemetal12 4y agoI am unaware of the specifics, but the law says " Since DDAW systems assess the physical state of the driver through indirect means, it is not possible to fully test those systems through a set of defined tests or with a programmable machine, which reproduces human behaviour. .. The vehicle manufacturer carries out validation tests with human participants, either in a simulated environment or in a test vehicle, and present to the approval authorities" So it sounds like they left it vague enough for manufactures to do their own thing.