A driver in a VR headset tests an advanced car system that handles highway driving at 80 mph, detects lane changes, manages incoming calls, and automatically routes to a coffee shop when it senses drowsiness. The prototype shows how safety alerts keep drivers focused on the road.
Hi, the driver is wearing a VR headset and is driving on a highway. The car has ADAS features and is driving at a speed of 80 miles per hour. The vehicle cut in ego lane. The driver is requested to slow down. The driver keeps driving at the speed of 50 miles per hour for a while. The ADAS feature gives lane change availability. Since no traffic detected, the ADAS feature Ask the driver to set the speed to highway speed. There's an incoming call from a person XYZ. The driver may accept or decline the call. After driving for multiple hours, Drowsiness is detected by the ADAS feature, and now the ADAS feature navigates the driver to the nearest coffee shop to take a break. So the, the reason for this is so that the driver focuses only on the road.
