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TECH PARTNER CONTENT FROM JAGUAR LAND ROVER The car of the future reduces stress Reports suggest 74 per cent of people admit to feeling stressed or overwhelmed every day. For many people, driving is a time when we turn over problems and stresses in our minds. Now, new technology being developed by Jaguar Land Rover will use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to better understand the driver’s mood and adjust the cabin settings of the car accordingly, and potentially reduce stress. Instead of arriving to a meeting or home from work with the weight of the world on your shoulders, you could emerge from your car relaxed and refreshed. The new mood-detection system is one of a suite of technologies Jaguar Land Rover is exploring as part of its ‘tranquil sanctuary’ vision to improve the overall driving experience. The technology uses a driver-facing camera and biometric sensing to monitor and evaluate the driver’s mood and adapt a host of cabin features, including the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system, media and ambient lighting. The settings will be altered in response to the driver’s facial expressions to help tackle stress. The mood-detection system will use the latest AI techniques to continually adapt to nuances in the driver’s facial expressions and implement appropriate settings automatically. In time the system will learn a driver’s preference and make increasingly tailored adjustments. Personalisation settings could include New AI technology being developed by Jaguar Land Rover will understand changes in the driver’s mood when behind the wheel changing the ambient lighting to calming colours if the system detects the driver is under stress, selecting a favourite playlist if signs of weariness are identified, and lowering the temperature in response to yawning or other signs of tiring. Jaguar Land Rover is also trialling similar technology for rear passengers, with a camera mounted in the headrest. If the system detects signs of tiredness, it could dim the lights, tint the windows and raise the temperature in the back, to help an occupant get to sleep. Dr Steve Iley, Jaguar Land Rover Chief Medical Officer, said: “As we move towards a self-driving future, the emphasis for us remains as much on the driver as it ever has. “By taking a holistic approach to the individual driver, and implementing much of what we’ve learnt from the advances in research around personal wellbeing over the last 10 or 15 years, we can make sure our customers remain comfortable, engaged and alert behind the wheel in all driving scenarios, even monotonous motorway journeys.” Mood-detection software is the next-generation of Jaguar Land Rover’s existing driver tracking technology. The Driver Condition Monitor, which is capable of detecting if a driver is starting to feel drowsy and will give an early warning to take a break, is already available on all Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles. From 2020 all new Jaguar Land Rover vehicles will offer the option of electrification, for a sustainable future. n Quarterly Review Q4 2019 Business & Finance 59
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