IoT-based Heart Signal Processing System for Driver Drowsiness Detection-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

IoT-based Heart Signal Processing System for Driver Drowsiness Detection

Published:2023-11-26 Issue:2 Volume:3 Page:98-110
ISSN:2809-1116
Container-title:Green Intelligent Systems and Applications
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Short-container-title:Green Intell. Syst. Appl.

Author:

Yunidar Yunidar,Melinda Melinda,Khairani Khairani,Irhamsyah Muhammad,Basir Nurlida

Abstract

Traffic accidents often result in loss of life and significant economic losses. Indonesia's high number of traffic accidents indicates the need for effective solutions to overcome this problem. Developing a drowsiness detection device is one effort that can be made to reduce accidents caused by drowsy drivers. The data obtained in this study used driver heart rate data. The drowsiness detection tool was developed using the Wemos D1 Pro Esp8266 microcontroller and MAX30102 sensor. Testing was carried out on 25 subjects under two conditions: 'Drowsy' and 'Normal.' The driver's level of drowsiness is determined based on the heart rate measured by the detection device. The Blynk application is used as a visual interface to provide notifications via smartphone if the driver is drowsy. The accuracy of the drowsiness detection tool was compared with the results obtained from the Pulse Oximeter. This research shows that the drowsiness detection tool using the Wemos D1 Pro Esp8266 microcontroller and MAX30102 sensor has an accuracy of around 98% when compared with the pulse oximeter. The Blynk application successfully sends notifications precisely when the driver is drowsy. This study highlights the potential of drowsiness detection devices to improve traffic safety and reduce accidents caused by drowsy drivers.

Publisher

Tecno Scientifica Publishing

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