Reducing Stress and Fuel Consumption Providing Road Information
@inproceedings{Magaa2014ReducingSA, title={Reducing Stress and Fuel Consumption Providing Road Information}, author={V{\'i}ctor Corcoba Maga{\~n}a and Mario Mu{\~n}oz Organero}, booktitle={International Symposium on Ambient Intelligence}, year={2014} }
In this paper, we propose a solution to reduce the stress level of the driver, minimize fuel consumption and improve safety. The system analyzes the driving style and the driver’s workload during the trip while driving. If it discovers an area where the stress increases and the driving style is not appropriate from the point of view of energy efficiency and safety for a particular driver, the location of this area is saved in a shared database. On the other hand, the implemented solution warns…
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