An EEG Based Vehicle Driving Safety System Using Automotive CAN Protocol
Citation
Renji V.Mathew, Jasmin Basheer"An EEG Based Vehicle Driving Safety System Using Automotive CAN Protocol", International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology (IJETT), V26(4),212-216 August 2015. ISSN:2231-5381. www.ijettjournal.org. published by seventh sense research group
Abstract
A real-time drowsiness detection system
in vehicles using single channel EEG dry sensor is
described. Drowsy driving is a severe issue that leads
to traffic accidents. Sleeping can be identified by the
physical activities such as eye blink level, yawning,
gripping force on the wheel etc. In some cases people
will mentally sleep with eyes open for a short time,
will leads to accidents. In this system, analysing the
mental activities of human brain using EEG
(Electroencephalography) based on BCI (Brain
Computer Interface). Human brain consists of
millions of interconnected neurons. According to the
human activities unique electric brain signal will
form. Drowsiness is detected by analysing the power
of EEG bands. An algorithm is developed for this
detection. In this work, using single dry electrode
brain wave sensor (Neurosky - Mindwave) which can
collect EEG based brain signals of different frequency
and amplitude and it will convert these signals into
packets and transmit wirelessly to next section for
checking the attention level, drowsiness detection and
gives the drowsy driving alert and keeps the vehicle to
be in self-controlled function until awakened state.
This can save a lot of lives in road transportation. The
nodes in this system are implemented on ARM7
(Advanced RISC Machine) cores (LPC 2148).
Communications between these nodes are
accomplished through automotive CAN (Controller
Area Network) protocol.
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Keywords
ARM, BCI, Drowsiness Detection,
CAN.