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wake-o-matic
V1.0
A project dedicated to keeping drivers alert and safe. https://linktr.ee/wakeomatic
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wake-o-matic
V1.0
A project dedicated to keeping drivers alert and safe. https://linktr.ee/wakeomatic
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Microsleep and drowsiness detection for drivers using Raspberry Pi. Uses openCV library for eye recognition.
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Visit our documentation to learn how to use the project.
Driving while drowsy is a danger that all of us are aware of, however most of us can probably think of an example of a time we took the risk in order to get to our destination. According to road safety charity, Brake, 1 in 8 drivers admit to falling asleep at the wheel, with an estimated 10-20% of UK traffic accidents being fatigue related.
Of course, this project won't fix all the problems, but we aim to provide a tool to help drivers understand their limits before an accident occurs. Besides, who better to try to find a solution than a bunch of sleepy, final-year engineering students!
Wake-o-Matic is project born out of a coursework assignment at the School of Engineering, University of Glasgow.
The open-ended assignment brief is to develop a real-time solution to a problem, which lead us to address a problem that has affected the entire team at some point.
This project is designed to be deployed under the following requirements, and has only been tested as such; however you may find ways to make it work on other systems.
sudo apt-get install libboost-all-devcd bincmake .. Note: if you would like to include the debug log when you run the code, add the -DSAVE_LOG flag.cmake --build .From the /bin/ folder, enter ./wake-o-matic-main
We utilise CTest, built-in with CMake, to issue our unit tests. You can run the tests yourself by entering ctest from the /bin/ directory.
docs contains documentation and diagrams produced through the project include and lib are blank folders, populated by CMake when built locally src contains main source code to build | src/modules contains C++ files for various sub-procedures test | test/lib is a blank folder, populated by CMake for test-specific libraries | test/src contains C++ unit testing files (CppUnit)
24.01.2023 - 17.04.2023
Weekly stand-ups with meeting agenda and action items
Sprint during spring break
Here's a general roadmap of the milestones that we are working towards. You can find out more in our release log.
=>V1.0: We've been working hard to get our MVP fully working, which we can now say we have! Our product is still a bit rough around the edges, but the basic features work and we have it all open-source for you!
V1.1: In this version, we aim to have found most of the edge-case bugs and fixed them all. We will also have some of our optional extra features included. We may also have a new revision of the 3D-printed enclosure in this version, should we see any need for an upgrade. By now, we hope to have a good foundation of documentation, troubleshooting resources and tutorials, to make it easy to have your own wake-o-matic!
V1.2: Mobile app! We hope to have a companion app for our users to customise their device settings all day and night (except when driving :o)!
V1.3: This version will introduce our corporate features, allowing the wake-o-matic to be deployed in rental/company cars and configured to send certain telemetry to a server (subject to legal matters).
V1.4: Production model preparation: by now, we should have our wheels firmly on the road, and will have sorted out the logistical matters of a production release. Stay tuned, because the wake-o-matic could become available to buy off-the-shelf!
1.9.1