01/06/2026
As vehicles become more automated, one critical question remains: is the driver actually ready to take over when it matters most? While current driver monitoring systems focus on signals like eye gaze and steering input, true safety requires a deeper understanding of driver readiness. Our latest white paper explores why readiness is becoming a defining factor for Level 2 and Level 3 automation, the limitations of traditional monitoring approaches, emerging regulatory and safety requirements, and how a more holistic understanding of driver behavior can help bridge the gap between human and machine. Download the white paper to explore the future of driver readiness and safer automation: https://hubs.ly/Q04jxdys0