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US 2020/0138357 A1Published application
Artificial immunity brain computer interface system
AssigneeUniversity of Louisiana at Lafayette
InventorsMagdy Bayoumi, Zaghloul Saad Elsayed
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Abstract
Driving while feeling drowsy can cause fatal accidents. Current drowsiness detection devices are slow and inefficient. Mental drowsiness detection can predict a fatigue state early enough to engage the autopilot mechanism. Disclosed is a wearable EEG BCI adaptive VLSI architecture that can detect sleep faster.
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A system for detecting drowsiness in a human driver, said system comprising:
- (a) a head set comprising at least one dry electrode;
- (b) a detector chip in communication with said head set;
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- (c) an RF connection that operably connects said detector chip to an autonomous car system.
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