Driver Monitor System

The Importance of Fatigue Driver Monitor Systems in Driving Status Detection Fatigue driver monitor systems have become an essential component of modern vehicle safety technology, aiding in the detection of driver fatigue and promoting safer roads. This essay explores the significance of fatigue driver monitor systems in detecting driving status, highlighting their role in preventing accidents, improving road safety, and enhancing driver well-being. One of the primary benefits of fatigue driver monitor systems is their ability to prevent accidents. These systems use advanced technologies, such as facial recognition, eye tracking, and steering pattern analysis, to assess driver behavior and detect signs of fatigue or drowsiness. By continuously monitoring the driver’s condition, these systems can issue timely alerts, such as audible warnings or vibrating seats, to prompt the driver to take a break or rest. By intervening before an accident occurs, fatigue driver monitor systems help prevent potential collisions caused by driver inattentiveness or impaired reactions due to fatigue. Improved Road Safety: Fatigue driver monitor systems significantly contribute to overall road safety. Fatigue-related accidents often result in severe injuries and fatalities. By detecting signs of fatigue, these systems help ensure that drivers are alert and focused on the road, reducing the risk of accidents caused by drowsy driving. The continuous monitoring of driving status encourages drivers to adopt safer driving habits, such as taking regular breaks, managing sleep schedules, and recognizing the importance of driver well-being. Enhanced Driver Well-being: The implementation of fatigue driver monitor systems prioritizes the well-being of drivers. Long hours of driving, monotonous road conditions, and sleep deprivation can contribute to driver fatigue. By monitoring vital signs and driving behavior, these systems promote self-awareness and encourage drivers to prioritize their health and rest needs. By reducing the occurrence of fatigue-related incidents, fatigue driver monitor systems also help alleviate stress and anxiety associated with potential accidents, ensuring a more positive driving experience. Conclusion: The incorporation of fatigue driver monitor systems in vehicles plays a crucial role in detecting driver fatigue and promoting safer roads. By utilizing advanced technologies to assess driving status, these systems help prevent accidents, improve road safety, and prioritize driver well-being. By intervening before potential collisions occur, fatigue driver monitor systems provide drivers with timely alerts and reminders to take breaks and rest, reducing the risk of accidents caused by fatigue. Moreover, these systems promote self-awareness and encourage drivers to adopt safer driving habits, ultimately contributing to a positive and secure driving experience for all road users. DMM（Driver Monitoring Module） DMM includes 10 sub-functions: Fatigue Driving Alarm, Distracted Driving Alarm, Phone Call Alarm, Smoking Alarm, Yawn Alarm, No Driver Alarm, Sunglasses Alarm, No Seatbelt Alarm, No Facemask Alarm and Lens Coverage Alarm; The 9 sub-functions mentioned above could be set to turn on or off No Facemask Alarm is off and other alarms are on by default; Each alarm could trigger an alarm video of no less than 20 seconds, recording driver’s status 10s before and after the alarm and alarm behavior. FRM (Face Recognition Monitoring) The device could input the driver’s face information； Complete face recognition after powering on and return to identify results by voice; When face recognition fails, the device will enter into a 20s real-time video recording automatically to record the current recognized driver. DVR（Recording） 1920×1080/25 fps or 30 fps 264 coding full high-definition recording; Support 128GB Micro SD card inserting to record, allowing for accumulating 120-hour recording and circular recording. Wireless Communication and Network Communication Wi-Fi supports that the mobile is directly connected to the device, calibrating, setting and replaying the device; 4G supports remote real-time video stream, automatic uploading of alarm video recording and alarm information, and remote upgrading function； Compatible with external USB-LAN convertor cables, users can use network cable to view the device’s RTSP stream. 940 IR LED Ensure the accurate monitoring towards the driver in recognized lighting condition; Ensure the accurate monitoring towards drivers with wearing polarized sunglasses. Facial Feature Recognition STONKAM driver monitor system includes 10 sub-functions: fatigue driving alarm, distracted driving alarm, phone call alarm, smoking alarm, yawn alarm, no driver alarm, sunglasses alarm, no seatbelt alarm, no facemask alarm, and lens coverage alarm. The 9 sub-functions mentioned above could be set to turn on or off respectively. Face Recognition Monitoring The device could input the driver’s face information. Complete face recognition after powering on and return to identify results by voice. When face recognition fails, the device will enter into a 20s real-time video recording automatically to record the current recognized driver. Fatigue Driving Detection Driver monitor system detects drivers’ fatigue status by eye closure rate, no matter at day or night and no matter when drivers are with mask on or off, or wear glasses or sunglasses. When fatigue driving is detected, the system will send alarms to warn drivers and record videos, preventing severe accidents. Making Phone Call Detection The system can identify whether drivers are making phone calls accurately, no matter whether they wear mask or not. When making phone calls lasting over 4 seconds is detected, the system will send sound and visual alarms to warn drivers to prevent accidents. Distraction Driving Detection No matter whether drivers wear masks or not, when their line of sight deviates from the driving direction, the system will give sound and visual alarms to drivers automatically. Not Wearing Mask Detection The system can accurately identify whether drivers wear masks or not, and when they drive without them, it will send sound and visual alarms to warn drivers to prevent accidents. Smoking Detection When a driver is detected smoking, the system will send sound and visual alarms to warn them to prevent accidents. Sunglasses Detection The device triggers the sunglasses alarm when it detects that a driver is wearing sunglasses for 2-4 seconds. Lens Coverage Detection The device triggers a lens coverage alarm when the device has detected the coverage of the lens for 20 seconds. Easily set up the device on web UI via Wi-Fi The driver fatigue monitoring system can connect to the Android APP designed by STONKAM® on mobile phones via Wi-Fi. Device configuration, file uploading, and other functions can be easily done on web UI. HD video recording by 128GB micro SD card When the system detects abnormal driving behaviors, it will automatically give alarms and record for about 20 seconds of 720P/1080P HD resolution on 1 x 128GB (Max.) Micro SD card. DMS camera can transfer the video remotely and in real-time to achieve highly efficient fleet management New DMS camera with built-in 4G, wifi, and GPS, it can transmit video and driver status alarms directly to the platform and server, with no need to connect with an extra DVR, simple and cost-effective for your fleet. The system can start or stop working automatically The system records the vehicle’s position and speed through GPS when an alarm is triggered. When the vehicle speed falls below the starting speed, which is set in APP, the system will stop working automatically without manual operation. For example, if there is traffic congestion and your vehicle starts moving slowly, then it will automatically start working again once you are moving normally. Applications The Stonkam® driver monitoring system is suitable for a variety of vehicles, such as buses, trucks, and construction machinery. Technical Specifications Item Parameter Description   Built-in Camera Resolution/Frame Per Second   FHD 1920 x 1080/25f or 1920 x 1080/30f       Video Processing Video Output 1CH,AHD,1920 x 1080/25f or 1920 x 1080/30f Video Coding Format H.264 Video Resolution 720P or 1080P   Audio Processing Loudspeaker Power Max. 3W Audio coding ADPCM   Recording Storage SD Card Type/Capacity Micro SD Card / Support Max. 128GB Recording File Format MP4 / AVI Format Sensor GPS Optional   Wireless Module Wi-Fi Support 4G Optional   Power Supply Input voltage DC 10~32V Power Consumption Max. 5W   Temperature Operating Temperature -20~70°C Storage Temperature -40~85°C   Appearance Dimension 110 x 86.5 x 64mm Weight 200g Key Components Descriptions of DMS System Connection and Cable Definition Driver Monitor System Comparison STONKAM Competitors Detection accuracy 95.78% Below 90%   Adaptability Different light and wearing glasses have minor influence on accuracy Different light and wearing glasses have major influence on accuracy   Infrared ray Below 0.3W, pass EN 62471: 2008 examination, safe for eyes   Above 1.5W, danger to eyes, even strong enough to burn plastic bags Ready to enhance driver safety and improve fleet management with the Stonkam Driver Status Detection System DMS31?Add the DMS31 system to your cart now and take the first step towards a safer, more efficient fleet. 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