Driver monitoring and passenger interaction system using wearable device in intelligent vehicle*

Intelligent transport systems (ITS) explore the benefits of wearable devices to monitor driver health and aid in emergencies and advertising. It integrates multitasking, automatically finding a tourist spot, ordering food, and smartly turning on and off a vehicle. In a medical emergency, passengers can access nearby medical facilities, which are not available in the current ITS. To sort out this deficiency, develop a wearable device for autonomous vehicle driver health and passenger interaction system. As part of the embedded system, the wearable gadget is affixed to the vehicle driver and can control the vehicle's motor operation, accelerometers, and gyroscopes. Drivers can travel more comfortably and engage co-passengers by directing promotion and advertisement. The experiment determines which age group of drivers is best suited for handling multiple services simultaneously.

Automated summary

Intelligent transport systems (ITS) use wearable devices to monitor driver health, provide emergency aid, and advertise. It allows multitasking, such as finding tourist spots and ordering food, while also controlling vehicle operations. To address the lack of medical facilities in current ITS, a wearable device for autonomous vehicle driver health and passenger interaction system is developed. This experiment also determines the optimal age group for handling multiple services simultaneously.