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NFR WORKING ON DEVICE THAT DETECTS IF DRIVER IS DROWSY
The Business Guardian
|September 11, 2023
The present system is good enough to ensure that the driver is alert," said IRLRO working president Sanjay Pandhi.
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Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) is reportedly working on developing an artificial intelligence-based device that can detect if a train driver is blinking and alert them or stop the train in case they are feeling sleepy. The device is being developed with the aim of preventing train accidents caused by fatigue and drowsiness among train drivers who fall asleep at the controls. The Railway Board had asked the NFR to develop a device that could detect the alertness of train drivers on the basis of blinking eyes. The device-the Railroad Driver Assistance System (RDAS)-will not only sound an alert but also apply emergency brakes in case a driver loses alertness for a certain period of time.
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