Measuring emergency situations and cognitive states during simulated and real driving

The goal of this project is to detect a driver's intention to perform emergency braking as well as to assess cognitive states, such as attention level, fatigue, engagement, drowsiness, and workload, during both simulated and real driving scenarios using neural and other physiological signals. We aim to achieve in-vehicle assessment of user experience through the analysis of electrophysiological signals, neuro-quantification of user experience, and measurement of cognitive states. Our objective is to enhance driving safety and improve the overall driving experience.