As cars add more and more automated driving features, how can car companies be certain these systems won’t be misused to wreak havoc on our roads?
They can’t, actually. That’s why more and more cars with driving-assistance systems are keeping an eye on the human behind the wheel, as well as what’s ahead on the road.
Volvo and Geely’s electric car venture Polestar has announced that audiences at CES will get a taste of the newest driver-monitoring system from Swedish technology company Smart Eye. That technology will be found on the upcoming Polestar 3, the company’s upcoming mass-market electric crossover and ostensibly its most important vehicle to date.
More importantly, driver-monitoring Smart Eye technology will be a standard…
