The camera captures the real-time status of the driver and provides the driver's face and head information to the on-board ECU as a video stream. the use of LEDs to fill in the ambient light allows the camera to work in environments such as basements and at night.

The camera captures the characteristic signals of the driver's face and head through CMOS chip, and the LED provides infrared light source to supplement the light to ensure the effective collection of the driver's facial features, eye features, head movement trajectory and other information at all times of the day and night, and then converts these information into image information and transmits them to the vision algorithm, which calculates and determines the degree of the driver's fatigue and distraction, and adopts the visual/audio warning method to prompt the driver. The driver is prompted with visual/auditory warnings.

The product is generally installed in the A-pillar or steering wheel column, providing driver status information for vehicle driver fatigue monitoring, distraction detection and face recognition functions.