Bedford car retailer using cutting-edge AI to detect if you are distracted, intoxicated or overly tired

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It’s looking at brain monitoring to improve safety

A Bedford car retailer is hoping to keep drivers safe with the future introduction of cutting-edge AI (artificial intelligence) technology.

Bells Motor Group Bedford, on Riverfield Drive, is looking at advanced technology from CorrActions – a deep-tech brain monitoring AI start-up set to disrupt brain activity monitoring and driver understanding.

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Using sensors in prominent areas of the car – like the steering wheel – the CorrActions software monitors micro muscle movements that reflect brain activity to detect abnormalities. These can include a variety of cognitive symptoms, including a driver being distracted, intoxicated or overly tired.

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The revolutionary software will increase the understanding of the effect of human behaviour on driving, ultimately improve safety.

Clive Bell, managing director at Bells Motor Group Bedford, said: “We’re passionate about making cars and the people in and around them safer.”

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