Blind Spot Detection and Driver Safety Monitoring System DVR Bsd DMS, DVR, Bsd

MS-VD201 blind spot detection and driver safety monitoring system is a product developed for commercial vehicles. It combines forward collision warning (FCW) and driver state monitoring (DSM) functions to help reduce traffic accidents and save lives.

Due to the visual blind spot in the rear view mirrors of the car, pedestrians in the blind spot cannot be seen when the car is moving. If there are pedestrians in the blind spot, a traffic accident may occur when changing lanes or making turns. In conditions such as heavy rain, fog, and dim light at night, it is even more difficult to see the blind area. The blind spot monitoring system is created to solve the problems with blind area of the rear view mirror. When the system is working, cameras are installed to cover the blind spots, and the BSD algorithm is used to determine whether there are pedestrians in the image or video sequence and to provide precise positioning. When a pedestrian is detected to have crossed the virtual warning line, the alarm will sound to alert the driver and pedestrian. The internal view DSM camera can identify abnormal driving behaviors such as driver fatigue, distracted driving, smoking, and phone calls, and verify the driver's identity through the face recognition algorithm.

The BSD or DSM warning event is sent to the back-end server. The event data collected can be used to conduct in-depth driving behavior analysis of the drivers, to improve the safety and operating efficiency of the fleet, and potentially to reduce insurance costs.
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