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Monitoring System of Drowsiness and Lost Focused Driver Using Raspberry Pi

Abstract

Background: Drowsiness condition is one of the significant factors often encountered when an accident occurs. We aimed to detect a method to prevent accidents caused by drowsiness and lost a focused driver.

Methods: The image processing technique has been capable of detecting the characteristic of drowsiness and lost focus driver in real-time using Raspberry Pi. Video samples were processed using the Haar Cascade Classifier method to identify areas of the face, eyes, and mouth so that drowsy conditions. The methods can be determined based on the bject detected.

Results: Two parameters were determined, the lost focused and drowsiness driver. The highest accuracy value for driver lost focused detection was 88.00%, while the highest accuracy value for drowsiness driver detection was 90.40%.

Conclusion: In general, a system developed with image processing methods has been able to monitor the drowsiness and lost focused drivers with high accuracy. This system still needs improvements to increase performance.

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IssueVol 49 No 9 (2020) QRcode
SectionOriginal Article(s)
DOI https://doi.org/10.18502/ijph.v49i9.4084
PMCIDPMC7898092
PMID33643942
Keywords
Lost focused driver Drowsiness detection Haar cascade classifier; Real-time Raspberry Pi

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ADI K, WIDODO C, WIDODO A, ARISTIA H. Monitoring System of Drowsiness and Lost Focused Driver Using Raspberry Pi. Iran J Public Health. 2020;49(9):1675-1682.