Analysis reveals heart rate and electrodermal activity can assess stress levels in drivers, suggesting effective monitoring.
Objectives The increasing availability of wearable, low-cost physiological sensors offers new opportunities for monitoring drivers' internal states during real-world driving, complementing traditional performance-based evaluations. This study investigates the potential of three biometric variables—heart rate, electrodermal activity, and pupil diameter—to identify psychophysiological conditions such as stress, workload, and fatigue in real-world road scenarios.
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