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LEVRAGE

HANDBOOK

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ON DRIVER STRESS DETECTION 
Robotec.ai, Warsaw 2023 

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Driver Stress Detecion"

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Summary of the Handbook

This handbook explores the complex phenomenon of stress, particularly focusing on its detection and measurement in drivers. Created by the Human Factors team at Robotec.ai, it is aimed at researchers, developers, and practitioners interested in driver assistance and monitoring systems. The document offers a comprehensive yet accessible approach to understanding stress, including its physiological and cognitive impacts, and applies this knowledge to the context of driving.

What Readers Will Find:
 

  1. Introduction to Stress: The opening section "Stress – easy to feel, difficult to describe?" provides an accessible introduction to the concept of acute stress, supported by references for further reading.

  2. Psychological and Physiological Foundations: The chapter "Our bodies and stress – an overview" delves deeper into how stress manifests in the body and mind explores subjective and physiological methods of stress assessment.

  3. Driver Stress Recognition: The core of the handbook, "Diving into driving: on driver stress recognition", discusses research on identifying and analyzing stress in drivers providing insight into stress assessment methodologies and multimodal approaches supported with examples found in publicity available reaserch works.

  4. Applications and Market Overview: The final chapter examines commercial applications of stress assessment in automotive systems, highlights limitations of current methods, and summarizes key takeaways.
     

The handbook emphasizes both traditional and cutting-edge techniques, such as multimodal approaches and Artificial Intelligence, making it a valuable resource for those addressing the challenges of stress detection in dynamic, real-world scenarios.

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