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HomepagePress and PublicationsAI to monitor pilot drowsiness
February 25, 2019

AI to monitor pilot drowsiness

Providing tools to evaluate pilots’ fatigue state: this is the aim of the Clean Sky project HIPNOSIS. Coordinated by CSEM and under the guidance of Honeywell, the project will combine artificial intelligence (AI) with aeronautics expertise, contributing to the advent of next-generation cockpits. Consisting of smart cameras and wearable electronics, a safety kit will enable the real-time detection of signs of drowsiness, thus improving fatigue-risk management.

Artificial intelligence can help make aircraft even safer.
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