Review highlights the anti-sleeping alarm's role in preventing accidents by detecting driver fatigue and enhancing alertness.
Drowsy driving is a major cause of road accidents worldwide, often resulting in serious injuries and fatalities. The "Anti-Sleeping Alarm for Drivers" project offers a practical and effective solution to this issue by continuously monitoring the driver's alertness and providing timely warnings when signs of fatigue are detected. The system uses sensors such as infrared cameras or eye-tracking technology to identify indicators like frequent blinking, drooping eyelids, or head nodding—common symptoms of sleepiness. Once these signs are recognized, the system immediately activates an alarm to alert the driver, encouraging them to refocus or take a necessary break. Designed to be simple, non-intrusive, and easy to install, the system can be integrated into a wide range of vehicles, from private cars to commercial trucks. It also allows customization of the alert type to suit driver preferences. Beyond preventing accidents, the system promotes awareness about the risks of drowsy driving by providing real-time feedback. This technology not only enhances driver safety but also contributes to the overall protection of passengers and other road users, making it a valuable and accessible tool for improving road safety.
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Vivekananda Thakre (2025) studied this question.
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