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A Study in Cloud based Driver Drowsiness and Aggressiveness Detection
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In this paper a novel advanced driver assistant system is modelled. This driver assistant model detects the driver abnormal habit via a smart device and alert it to the remote person and passengers for their own safety. The proposed model interacts via the cloud-based web application which alert the passenger and the owner of the vehicle for safety. The system detects the drowsiness of the driver and send alert to the passengers and vehicles owner as smart alert. The evaluation of the system is performed in real time cloud system.
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