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Kyoto’s Car Navigation System That Detects Sleepy Drivers

January 2, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Kyoto’s Car Navigation System That Detects Sleepy Drivers

A novel approach to road safety is subtly emerging in the center of Kyoto, Japan's renowned center of technology and tradition. Japanese engineer Takeshi Morimoto has created what could be the next advancement in vehicle intelligence at a tiny but innovative automotive lab: a car navigation system that alerts drivers if they are too drowsy. This isn't your typical dashboard … [Read more...] about Kyoto’s Car Navigation System That Detects Sleepy Drivers

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