Real-time accident prevention.
What is it?
It is a driver monitoring system powered by computer vision and artificial intelligence that uses vector analysis to identify risk patterns while driving.
What is it for?
Its purpose is to mitigate driver-related risk events that may occur while driving. It detects different types of events, including fatigue and drowsiness, as well as driving distractions such as looking away from the road, mobile phone use, and smoking.
In-cab technology for safer driving.
This sensor is installed inside the cab and consists of three physical components: a DMS, a dashcam, and a vibration device. It generates audible and vibration alerts when risk events are detected. Once generated, the alerts are sent to the Control Tower, where the events are analyzed and either validated or dismissed. These sensors can be installed in passenger cars, trucks, and heavy-duty vehicles.
In-cab technology for safer driving.
This sensor is installed inside the cab and consists of three physical components: a DMS, a dashcam, and a vibration device. It generates audible and vibration alerts when risk events are detected. Once generated, the alerts are sent to the Control Tower, where the events are analyzed and either validated or dismissed. These sensors can be installed in passenger cars, trucks, and heavy-duty vehicles.
More than alerts: real-time validation and analysis.
In addition to the fatigue and drowsiness detection system (DMS), Gauss Alert provides a complete analysis of the events detected by the device through a Control Tower. Each event detected by the different sensors is reviewed and classified as valid or invalid, helping ensure that the data is as accurate as possible. This makes data analytics more precise and reliable when evaluating driver behavior.
More than alerts: real-time validation and analysis.
In addition to the fatigue and drowsiness detection system (DMS), Gauss Alert provides a complete analysis of the events detected by the device through a Control Tower. Each event detected by the different sensors is reviewed and classified as valid or invalid, helping ensure that the data is as accurate as possible. This makes data analytics more precise and reliable when evaluating driver behavior.
Events detected by Gauss Alert
Sleepiness
Cell phone use
Smoke
Distraction
Use of seat belt
Covered sensor
Sensor misaligned
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Real results with Gauss Alert
Discover how ENAP, Chile’s National Petroleum Company, reduced microsleep events by 85% and the accident rate by 55%.
Discover how ENAP, Chile’s National Petroleum Company, reduced microsleep events by 85% and the accident rate by 55%.
Discover how ENAP, Chile’s National Petroleum Company, reduced microsleep events by 85% and the accident rate by 55%.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Gauss Alert device assess?
Cognus assesses the driver’s physical and cognitive condition before the shift begins, evaluating fatigue, reaction time, and concentration in just a few minutes to help ensure a safe start to the shift.
