Some cars will soon include sensors meant to track drivers' fatigue by monitoring steering patterns and how often a vehicle drifts out of its lane
Car companies are stepping up efforts to tackle the longtime problem of distracted driving by installing cameras and other monitoring technology in vehicles to detect when a driver’s attention wanders from the road.
Volvo Cars said it would start rolling out new eye-tracking devices across its lineup over the next few years, featuring cameras in cockpits to monitor motorists’ gazes. The system would send an alert or even limit a car’s speed whenever its driver’s eyes are averted for too long.
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