Key result
Nonintrusive biological signal monitoring in a car successfully measured physiological signals with acceptable quality to evaluate a driver's stress and health state.
Why the study?
Can nonintrusive biological signal monitoring in a car evaluate a driver's stress and health state?
Can nonintrusive biological signal monitoring in a car evaluate a driver's stress and health state?
Nonintrusive physiological monitoring in vehicles is feasible and can detect changes in a driver's stress state.
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Nonintrusive in-car monitoring is feasible; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective validation before any clinical use.
Baek et al. (2009) studied Driver stress. Nonintrusive biological signal monitoring was evaluated on Physiological signal quality and changes due to elicited stress. Nonintrusive biological signal monitoring in a car successfully measured physiological signals with acceptable quality to evaluate a driver's stress and health state.
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