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Google Coral Edge TPU for Automotive Solution

Local AI not only helps vehicles drive more safely, it is also used to ensure driver attentiveness, provide seamless control of on-board systems, and verify the smooth operation of countless moving parts under the hood.
DRIVER ATTENTIVENESS
Coral can be deployed in vehicle dash systems to help assess driver and passenger behavior (gaze tracking, pupil dilation, speech slurring) that indicates a safety risk either to occupants of the car, or to others on the road, and allow real-time warnings or action be taken. This device can also augment other automotive safety measures such as seat belt detection and alerts for a child left in a car seat.
PREDICTIVE VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
Coral can enable cars to perform time-series based inference on sensor data from components across the vehicle allowing for part failures prediction in real-time. Combined with environmental models in the cloud, a business can also optimize by making sure that fleet vehicles nearing service milestones are not sent on long trips.
CONDITIONS MONITORING
Coral can enable vehicles to perform real-time monitoring of environmental conditions and signage to alert drivers to issues on the road, from black ice to potholes and temporary construction zones. This data can also be sent back to servers to update digital maps; a benefit to all drivers on the road.
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