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Understanding a pilot’s engagement, possibly through eye tracking, is key to ensuring they focus on the right systems, while keeping the context in mind.

Against the backdrop of an increasingly pressing need for new flight decks, Dassault Aviation has been working with ISAE-SupAero’s Department of Aerospace Vehicles Design and Control in Toulouse, which has set up a teaching and research chair on the architecture of cognitive air systems.

https://aviationweek.com/aerospace/emerging-technologies/future-****pit-design-will-leverage-physiological-sensors

Ford Motor is expanding the availability of its hands-free highway driving system to Lincoln’s entry-level Corsair crossover.
The 2023 Corsair, starting at about $40,000, will be the lowest-priced vehicle in the company to offer the technology.
Ford’s system uses a suite of cameras and sensors in addition to lidar-mapping for hands-free driving on more than 130,000 miles of dedicated highways in North America.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/09/12/fords-hands-free-driving-tech-in-lincoln-corsair-starting-at-40000.html

“London bus drivers kept key workers moving at great risk to themselves, as we saw with 51 sadly losing their lives during the pandemic….This Assembly urges the Mayor of London to show his support for London’s bus drivers by respecting their human right to have appropriate toilet facilities at each end of every bus route and specifically calls upon the Mayor to commit to a concrete timeline to fix TfL's widespread and long-standing denial of toilet dignity to London's bus drivers.”

The cross-party motion also urged the Mayor to tackle the issue of “driver fatigue” and introduce measures to address it. Tory AMs even backed a call for new Prime Minister Liz Truss to “protect workers’ rights” in order to ensure bus drivers continue to have strong union representation. Elly Baker AM did not wish to individually respond to the allegation.

https://www.mylondon.news/news/zone-1-news/labour-politicican-tells-tory-rival-24993162

Good to see India on the DMS map. Slowly all countries will want DMS & the pie is way to big for 1 supplier so plenty to go around. While Cipia are in fleet in India I expect us to do very well in Auto with Qualcomm as they already work with all The OEMs there.

Adoption of DMS Globally should really ramp up from Next Year and thats only 4 months away now.

I didnt realise super cruise worked in the Middle East!?

Inside, the Cadillac Lyriq is equipped with high-end wood and metal trim, plus laser-etched interior patterns and a curved LED screen. The Middle East Lyriq will also be equipped with GM Super Cruise sometime in the future, offering hands-free driving during extended highway stints.

GM recently debuted the Cadillac Lyriq EV crossover for the Middle East market, announcing that the Lyriq will be the first of six new luxury all-electric vehicles set to launch in the region by 2025. The Cadillac EV will arrive in the Middle East market next year.

https://gmauthority.com/blog/2022/09/cadillac-lyriq-debuts-in-the-middle-east/amp/

Cant believe some still blobbed him yet. His new nickname for me is tinnitus lol

Last week, we provided a video for you to get to know Fisker Ocean FI-Pilot. This state-of-the-art technology in the Fisker Ocean will provide class leading safety features. The Fisker Ocean ADAS will have multiple sensors, including market-leading cameras, five Fisker digital radars, and sophisticated driver monitoring technology. In fact, the electric SUV will include 12 ultrasonic sensors surrounding the vehicle. Additionally, it will have one front view camera, as shown in the video below, and four surround view cameras.

https://fiskerati.com/fisker-ocean/henrik-fisker-provides-behind-the-scenes-look-at-fi-pilot-testing/

Previous update month earlier was 65k.

https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/threads/bluecruise-stats-as-of-7-28-22-10-6m-miles-logged-used-by-66-5k-customers-ota-updated-to-15k-customers-130k-miles-of-blue-zones-coverage.11883/

More than 75,000 Ford and Lincoln owners have enrolled in BlueCruise and ActiveGlide, with more than 16 million hands-free driving miles accumulated through the end of August

https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/fna/us/en/news/2022/09/08/bluecruise-hands-free-lane-changing.html

Ford will launch version 1.2 of its hands-free driving system this fall. It will first appear on the 2023 Ford Mustang Mach-E before rolling out to other models.
The system—called BlueCruise on Ford models and ActiveGlide on Lincolns—gains lane-changing assist, predictive speed assist, and in-lane repositioning features.
Ford says the newly added features won't be available to older vehicles via an over-the-air update, at least not yet.
Ford's hands-free cruise control technology is set to take a step forward this fall when the company adds three new features to its roster. Set to launch first on the 2023 Ford Mustang Mach-E electric SUV this fall, version 1.2 of the system brings three new features, including one that aids in lane change maneuvers.

Called BlueCruise on Ford models and Active Glide on Lincoln ones, the system relies on cameras, sensors, and software and allows the driver to remove their hands from the wheel while the system handles physical piloting duties. Like other hands-free driving systems available from rivals such as General Motors and BMW, the system isn't entirely self-driving as it requires the driver to remain alert and ready to take control of the vehicle.

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a41117967/ford-bluecruise-new-features/

https://www.cbsnews.com/video/mary-barra-general-motors-ceo-and-chair-reveals-new-electric-vehicle/#x

Still option on the budget car but i guess gets built with SEE in anyway?

Super Cruise – dubbed by GM as “the industry’s first true hands-free driver-assistance technology” – will be available as an option. It will allow for hands-free driving on “400,000 miles (643,738 kilometers) of compatible roads” from the U.S. and Canada. But GM says you should remain attentive while behind the steering wheel and you shouldn’t use any handheld device.

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/the-2024-chevrolet-equinox-ev-is-here-the-msrp-of-30k-is-not-guaranteed-198149.html

I suggest everyone Blobs his nonsense ;)

Is this the one we are in?

https://www.foxnews.com/auto/jeep-recon-wagoneer-s-first-evs

Glandore

Your home markets are always 1st but we have a little thing called legislation coming in Europe.

Cenkos has over 300k in 7/8 years so don’t worry it’s coming to a bus or truck near us ; )

Pound drops to lowest level against dollar since 1985

Surely it’s a good time for a buyer in $

https://www.shropshirestar.com/news/uk-news/2022/09/07/pound-drops-to-lowest-level-against-dollar-since-1985/

And another Co

Many of the trucks in the fleet have been fitted with the Guardian fatigue monitoring system.
“Some drivers don’t like them and some like them, because they know the benefits and if they start to nod off, they will get an alarm,” says Cassidy. “It even lets them know, when they are yawning. you are guaranteed it has solved many rollovers.

“Fatigue related accidents definitely dropped off. We have some delay on the business being notified from a fatigue event in a remote area, but the drivers are alerted straight away, and they are back awake. Then, it’s a couple of minutes, and then we’re ringing them.”

https://powertorque.com.au/a-traditional-fleet/

Surely Aussies largest bus Company using Guardian should be an RNS like National Express was!!!!

Shhhhhushhhh dont tel anyone...Grrrrrrr.......

Kinetic, Australia and New Zealand’s biggest bus operator, acquired Greyhound Resources in February 2021 and is now rolling out Kinetic livery across its fleet and depots.

As Australasia’s biggest owner and operator of battery electric buses (BEBs), Kinetic officially introduced its brand to the resources industry at the Queensland Mining and Engineering Exhibition in Mackay with a fully electric coach on display.

Kinetic is the region’s largest bus operator with close to 4900 buses and 7300 people moving more than 100 million passengers annually.

The company’s dedicated mining and resources operation includes a fleet of 170 vehicles delivering 179 contracted busing routes across 29 sites with services including airport to resources project transfers, on-site shuttles, dry hire and charter services.

“Our state-of-the-art fleet allows real-time management of driver fatigue through the Guardian monitoring system which measures driver head and eye positioning as well as road conditions in front of the vehicle.

“The Guardian and other features including CCTV, seatbelt alarms and in-vehicle monitoring are designed to ensure our drivers and passengers make it to site and home again safely each and every time.”

https://www.wearekinetic.com/media/kinetic-brings-new-energy-to-resources-bus-operations

The driver attention monitoring system, Active Attention Assist®, supports the prevention of fatigue-induced incidents with white line recognition, various sensors and a facial recognition camera, warning the driver with a buzzer and dashboard display.

https://www.mitsubishi-fuso.com/en/news/2022/09/07/mitsubishi-fuso-unveils-next-generation-of-all-electric-ldt-ecanter/

That’s the 2nd or 3rd they bought to get more into automotive. Wonder how our relationship is now? From 2 1/2yrs ago.

https://www.just-auto.com/interview/harman-vp-on-sensor-fusion-driver-monitoring-and-scouting-for-start-ups-at-ces/

The first order layers, we’re really not concentrating on that. Gaze detection and detection of the facial positions really is done, and it’s done very well by a handful of very good companies. It’s easier for us to buy that and really to concentrate on the second-order and third-order of feature sets. So, we’ve been working with Smart Eye and Seeing Machines to do some of the lower first-order items and then building on top of that with our own Harman activities. However, we do also include Samsung as part of our team, working on driver monitor, in fact some of the driver monitor in the BMW today was based on Samsung technology and some on Harman.