eye tracker

Any eye-tracking system (head-mounted or remote). Brand goes in summary, not the tag.

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  1. Human Performance in Vehicle Driving · 2026 · Abendroth, Bettina et al.
  2. Driver visual attention and in-vehicle touchscreen: the role of short training session · 2026 · Hazoor, Abrar et al.
  3. Effects of directional takeover request interfaces on drivers’ gaze behaviour during transitions from automation: A systematic review and meta-analysis · 2026 · Arabian, Ali et al.
  4. Comprehnsive Measurement and Evidential Evaluation of Driver Drowsiness and Alertness Warning System · 2026 · Balasubrahmanyan, Chappagadda et al.
  5. Comparing Eye-Tracking Metrics with the Driver Activity Load Index · 2026 · Bend, Julia et al.
  6. Eyes on the Approach: Eye Tracking Analysis of Pilot Scan Discipline During Simulated Instrument Landing System Approaches and Implications for Safety ETRA023 · 2026 · Fu, Bo
  7. Designing an advanced early warning system to detect drivers’ distraction and drowsiness – A pilot study · 2026 · Boujenfa, Sabrina et al.
  8. The relationship of measures of eye behavior and driving performance under the influence of alcohol · 2026 · Brown, Timothy et al.
  9. Visual Mismatch and Adaptation Behaviour Under Unfamiliar Driving Environment: AComparative Eye-Tracking Study of Blind Spot In LHD and RHD · 2026 · Bu, Yuanyuan et al.
  10. Embodied Visual Perception for Driver Fatigue Monitoring Systems: A Hierarchical Decoupling Framework for Robust Fatigue Detection and Scenario Understanding · 2026 · Chen, Siyu et al.
  11. Effects of visual warnings on guiding attention during distracted driving · 2026 · Chihara, Takanori et al.
  12. Head Scanning by Drivers With Left Homonymous Visual Field Loss: A Naturalistic Driving Pilot Study · 2026 · Choe, Seonggyu et al.
  13. Supervisory Gaze Behaviour Under Different Automation Durations in Level 2 Driving: A First-Order Transition Analysis · 2026 · Chouchane, Hanna et al.
  14. Near-Infrared Image and YOLO Based Driver Monitoring System Design by Integrating with Head Pose and Gaze Estimation Functions · 2026 · Ciou, Siang-En et al.
  15. Driver drowsiness detection system · 2026 · Dalvi, Spandan et al.
  16. Adaptations of drivers’ gaze behaviour during car-following as a function of vehicle automation, duration of use and prior driving experience · 2026 · Schnebelen, Damien et al.
  17. Cross-Environment Consistency of Driver Vigilance Under Visual Restriction: Eye-Tracking Evidence from Real and Simulated Driving · 2026 · Ding, Jie et al.
  18. An experiment to explore the sensitivity of measuring mental effort by applying pupillometry and blink rate to task difficulty levels · 2026 · Dutka, Krisztian et al.
  19. Eyes Off the Road: Where Drivers Look When ADAS Control Authority Changes · 2026 · Ekambaram Thondaiman, Ramkumaar et al.
  20. ARe you watching the road? Comparing Gaze Behaviour and Hazard Prediction between Heads-Up and Heads-Down NDRT Presentation in Augmented Reality · 2026 · Goodge, Thomas et al.
  21. Applying Adaptive Gain Theory to Pupillary Dynamics During Hands-Off L2 Driving Under High Cognitive Load · 2026 · Goodridge, Courtney Michael et al.
  22. Intelligent driver monitoring systems: a survey of drowsiness detection technologies for road safety · 2026 · Hassan, Osama F. et al.
  23. Visual behavior of flight nurses in real-world prehospital emergency care: A cross-sectional observational study using wearable eye-tracking technology · 2026 · Hishinuma, Hidekazu et al.
  24. Generalized Eye Tracking Metrics (GEMs): An Interactive Guide for Learning Eye Tracking Metrics · 2026 · Horde, Lauren E. et al.
  25. GENDER DIFFERENCES IN DRIVERS' GAZE BEHAVIOR WHILE DRIVING THROUGH CROSSWALKS · 2026 · Hristov, Borislav et al.
  26. Effective measures for evaluating safe driving ability with a driving simulator and eye movement tracking · 2026 · Inoue, Takuya et al.
  27. Gaze-based Drowsiness Recognition for Level 3 Automated Driving: Designing Core Features and Temporal Windows · 2026 · Jang, Eun Hye et al.
  28. Automated Pupil Dilation Tracking System Using Computer Vision for Task-Evoked Pupillary Response Analysis: A Low-Cost System Feasibility Study · 2026 · Jasińska, Hanna et al.
  29. Shift the gaze · 2026 · Illgner, Johannes et al.
  30. Mitigating effects of distraction: Drivers adjust speed and glance behaviour during secondary tasks in a driving simulator study · 2026 · Kummerer, Katharina et al.
  31. Driver Drowsiness Detection System · 2026 · Kushwaha, Abhishek
  32. Effects of Cognitive, Simulator, and Real-World Training on Novice Driver Gaze Behaviour: A Pre–Post Study · 2026 · Lawrence, Prem Sudhakar et al.
  33. Eye-Tracking-Based Evaluation of Cognitive Style and Driving Task Effects on AR-HUD Navigation Interfaces · 2026 · Li, Jing et al.
  34. Short-Term Performance of Visual Attention Prompt Methods Across Driver Proficiency in a Driving Simulator · 2026 · Liang, Jinwei et al.
  35. Using psychophysiological metrics for understanding drivers’ mental workload and visual attention when overtaking automated truck platoons · 2026 · Lin, Zijian et al.
  36. Characterizing Driver Behavior during Emergency Vehicle Encounters: An Application of a VR Driving Simulator with Integrated Eye-Tracking · 2026 · Liu, Lanmin et al.
  37. The Chain of Visual Factors, Visual Characteristics, and Driving Behavior at Highway Tunnel Entrances · 2026 · Ma, Yanpeng et al.
  38. Characteristics of Eye Movements and Correlation to Cognitive Functions in Relation to the Location of Guide Signs and Driving Speed · 2026 · Maeyama, Takaya et al.
  39. Assessing the validity of situation awareness measures through visual behaviours in car driving: A comprehensive review · 2026 · Pelerin, Maëlle et al.
  40. Do drivers’ gaze behaviors differ between special road sections of mountainous expressways? A comparative study of long downhill and tunnel sections · 2026 · Meng, Yunwei et al.
  41. Real-Time Driver Alertness and Assistance System · 2026 · Meshram, Ms. Priya
  42. Eyeblink detection for wearable eye trackers in real-world environments · 2026 · Nishizono, Ryota et al.
  43. An Integrated Open-Source Framework for Automated Analysis of Driver Activity, Glance, and Vehicle Automation Mode · 2026 · Sahoo, Praneet et al.
  44. Naturalistic driving data extraction and processing for studying driver head scanning behavior at intersections · 2026 · Pundlik, Shrinivas et al.
  45. Eye-Tracking Indices of Cognitive Load Predict Reaction Time to Urban Traffic Hazards: Machine Learning Classification and Regression Across Manual and Level 2 Assisted Driving · 2026 · Qin, Hao et al.
  46. Combining EEG and eye-tracking for cognitive and physiological states monitoring: a systematic review · 2026 · Rivas-Vidal, Maria et al.
  47. A reproducible framework for road-view driver behaviour analysis using lane stability and vehicle interaction ​ · 2026 · Sadu, Chandra Vamsi et al.
  48. Effects of Prolonged Monotonous Driving on Lane Change Performance, Visual Attention, and Highway Control · 2026 · Sahar, Tayyaba et al.
  49. A novel paradigm for identifying eye-tracking metrics associated with cognitive control during driving through MEG neuroimaging · 2026 · Seacrist, Thomas et al.
  50. Temporal dynamics of gaze behavior around system activation: The role of trust, mental model, and prior experience in automated driving · 2026 · Seupke, Stephanie et al.
  51. Evaluating the Influence of Alert Modalities on Driver Attention Transitions Under Visual Distraction: A Sequence Analysis Approach · 2026 · Shirani, Niloufar et al.
  52. Analyzing Visual Attention Patterns During Band Rehearsal with Mobile Eye Tracking · 2026 · Srinivasan, Arvind et al.
  53. Gaze dynamics reveal age-related physiological patterns across driving events · 2026 · Strle, Gregor et al.
  54. Leveraging explainable artificial intelligence to improve advanced driver assistance systems through driver eye-tracking interpretation · 2026 · Sulle, Methusela et al.
  55. Driver Attention and Behavioral Anomalies Among Older and Younger Drivers During Navigation-Assisted Driving: Evidence from Real-World Eye-Tracking and Vehicle-Dynamics Data · 2026 · Wen, Ku-Lin et al.
  56. Finding Workload in the Wild: Recovering Latent Cognitive Dynamics Jointly from Eye Metrics and Driving Telemetry · 2026 · Yamashita, Jumpei et al.
  57. Do Expert Gaze Patterns Causally Improve Lap Times in Circuit Driving? · 2026 · Yasuda, Hiroshi et al.
  58. Towards enhanced situation awareness in HMI for traffic operations: a robust eye-tracking-based method · 2026 · Yu, Xiaoqing et al.
  59. The Dynamics of Attention Across Automated and Manual Driving Modes: A Driving Simulation Study · 2026 · Cai, Yuan et al.
  60. Driver Monitoring System Using Computer Vision for Real-Time Detection of Fatigue, Distraction and Emotion via Facial Landmarks and Deep Learning. · 2026 · Zambrano, Tamia et al.
  61. Repeated Route Naturalistic Driver Behavior Analysis Using Motion and Gaze Measurements · 2025 · Adhikari, Bikram et al.
  62. Vision-Based Driver Drowsiness and Distraction Detection through Behavioral Indicators of Fatigue · 2025 · Adhikari, Manoj et al.
  63. The Combined Effect of Alcohol and Sleepiness on Eye Tracking Features: Implications for Driver Monitoring Systems · 2025 · Ahlström, Christer et al.
  64. Multimodal Fusion of Heart Rate and Gaze Data For Real-Time Driver Monitoring in Naturalistic Driving · 2025 · Alhumaily, Basim et al.
  65. Gaze-Based Indicators of Driver Cognitive Distraction: Effects of Different Traffic Conditions and Adaptive Cruise Control Use · 2025 · Halin, Anaïs et al.
  66. Effects of directional takeover request interfaces on drivers’ gaze behaviour during transitions from automation: A systematic review and meta-analysis · 2025 · Arabian, Ali et al.
  67. Predicting Driving State, Intent to Merge and Working Memory Load from Eye-Tracking Data Collected in a Driving Simulator Study · 2025 · Arndt, Rimo Aron
  68. Eye Gaze Entropy Reflects Individual Experience in the Context of Driving · 2025 · Arutyunova, Karina et al.
  69. Discriminative Capabilities of Eye Gaze Measures for Cognitive Load Evaluation in a Driving Simulation Task · 2025 · Bakhchina, Anastasiia et al.
  70. Where to Look? VR Gaze-Based Analysis in Adverse Weather Driving · 2025 · Bang, Junsik et al.
  71. AI and Mobile Technologies for Driver Fatigue Detection: Sex Differences Revealed by Eye-Tracking Metrics · 2025 · Bend, Julia et al.
  72. Eye Gaze Tracking Alarm System For Driver Distraction Detection · 2025 · Bhavya, S et al.
  73. Driver Drowsiness Detection Using Eye Movement Behavior · 2025 · Biradar, Sonali et al.
  74. Influence of ADAS on Driver Distraction · 2025 · Bosurgi, Gaetano et al.
  75. Pupillometry in Driver Workload Assessment: Opportunities and Challenges · 2025 · Bosurgi, Gaetano et al.
  76. Low-Cost Eye-Tracking Fixation Analysis for Driver Monitoring Systems Using Kalman Filtering and OPTICS Clustering · 2025 · Brandstetter, Jonas et al.
  77. Investigating Shifts in Driver Attention and Trust Across Manual and Autonomous Driving: Insights from Eye-Tracking Metrics · 2025 · Cai, Yuan et al.
  78. Your Eyes Hold Your Mind: Gaze-Based Inference of Human Decision-Making in Conditionally Automated Driving · 2025 · Choi, Minseo et al.
  79. Driver attention in urban intersections when crossing paths with cyclists · 2025 · Ahlström, Christer et al.
  80. Multi-section landscape intervention for driving fatigue in extra-long tunnels: A real-road driving study based on visual perception and adaptation · 2025 · Ding, Xu et al.
  81. Using a visual attentional task and eye-tracking to investigate the effects of pre-takeover resource engagement on attention restoration in conditionally automated driving · 2025 · Dou, Jinzhen et al.
  82. Weather-Dependent Variations in Driver Gaze Behavior: A Case Study in Rainy Conditions · 2025 · Farhani, Ghazal et al.
  83. Monitoring Technologies for Truck Drivers: A Systematic Review of Safety and Driving Behavior · 2025 · Fonseca, Tiago et al.
  84. Enhancement of ADAS with Driver-Specific Gaze Profiling Algorithm—Pilot Case Study · 2025 · Gogola, Marián et al.
  85. Adaptive Gain Theory Predicts Phasic Pupillary Dilations During Non-Critical Transitions of Control from Hands-Off L2 Driving Systems · 2025 · Goodridge, Courtney Michael et al.
  86. Adaptive Neural Embedded Systems for Real-Time Driver State Monitoring in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems · 2025 · Alagar Raja Govindasamy
  87. An Experimental Study on Drivers’ Eye Movement Behavior When Using an Automated Lane Change System · 2025 · Guan, Muhua et al.
  88. Gaze-Based Indicators of Driver Cognitive Distraction: Effects of Different Traffic Conditions and Adaptive Cruise Control Use · 2025 · Halin, Anaïs et al.
  89. Assessment of drivers’ visual search patterns and cognitive load during driving in curved tunnels · 2025 · Han, Lei et al.
  90. Evaluating the Impact of Mind‐Wandering on Driller's Situation Awareness Using Wearable Eye‐Tracking Technology · 2025 · Hao, Su et al.
  91. A Differential 2D Gaussian Ellipse-Based Eye Movement Analysis · 2025 · Zhang, Jiahao et al.
  92. The fundamentals of eye tracking part 2: From research question to operationalization · 2025 · Hooge, Ignace T. C. et al.
  93. Influence of urban road infrastructure on drivers’ gaze behavior · 2025 · Hristov, Borislav et al.
  94. Framework of Adaptive Driving: Linking Situation Awareness, Driving Goals, and Driving Intentions Using Eye-Tracking and Vehicle Kinetic Data · 2025 · Lai, Hsueh-Yi
  95. Exploring and Modeling the Effects of Eye-Tracking Accuracy and Precision on Gaze-Based Steering in Virtual Environments · 2025 · Hu, Xuning et al.
  96. Sociotechnical imaginaries of autonomous vehicles: Comparing laboratory and online eye-tracking methods · 2025 · Ibrahimi, Mergime et al.
  97. A Simulator Dataset to Support the Study of Impaired Driving · 2025 · Gideon, John et al.
  98. DashGaze: Driver Gaze Through Dashcam · 2025 · John, Thrupthi Ann et al.
  99. Eye-tracking metrics for estimating workload and characterizing errors in conflict detection and resolution during simulated en route air-traffic control · 2025 · Navia, José A. et al.
  100. Detection of Driver Drowsiness to Avoid Accidents and Prevent Alertness · 2025 · Khekale, Lalit
  101. Analyzing Gaze During Driving: Should Eye Tracking Be Used to Design Automotive Lighting Functions? · 2025 · Kunst, Korbinian et al.
  102. A gaze-based driver distraction countermeasure: Comparing effects of multimodal alerts on driver's behavior and visual attention · 2025 · Lachance-Tremblay, Jérémy et al.
  103. Investigating the Feasibility of Using Eye-Tracking Metrics as Indicators of Situation Awareness in Flight Training · 2025 · Lan, Ruiheng et al.
  104. Visual Strategies of the Racing Driver · 2025 · Lappi, Otto et al.
  105. Assessing cognitive load through eye metrics in in-motion vs. stationary environments · 2025 · Li, Yuzhang et al.
  106. Driver Gaze Estimation Method Based on Improved Multi-Head Attention · 2025 · Li, Penghua et al.
  107. Study of Driver's Perception in Driving Tasks Based on Naturalistic Driving Experiments and fNIRS Measurement · 2025 · Li, Bilu et al.
  108. Multimodal prediction of situation awareness during automated driving: a gaze and EEG-based approach · 2025 · Lim, Chiho et al.
  109. Texting While Driving: Computerized Eye Tracking as a Method to Assess Visual Distraction During Driving Simulations · 2025 · Litwiler, Scott et al.
  110. From Route-Level Driving Familiarity to Scenario- and Individual-Level Diversity: A Preliminary Human Gaze Study in Simulated Driving · 2025 · Liu, Haoji et al.
  111. ResNet50 Architecture and AttenD Algorithm-based Driver Distraction Detection Method · 2025 · Liu, Xiaoyang et al.
  112. AI-enabled driver assistance: monitoring head and gaze movements for enhanced safety · 2025 · Mudassar Shah, Sayyed et al.
  113. Implicit Calibration of Point-of-Gaze on Scene Image Using Smooth-Pursuit Eye Movements for Driver Monitoring · 2025 · Nakazawa, Riku et al.
  114. Interpretable Quantification of Scene-Induced Driver Visual Load: Linking Eye-Tracking Behavior to Road Scene Features via SHAP Analysis · 2025 · Ni, Jie et al.
  115. Differences in gaze behavior between driving instructors and older adults during viewing of virtual reality driving videos · 2025 · Noguchi, Yuta et al.
  116. Self-supervised Learning for Detecting Local Contextual Anomalous Gaze Patterns of Individual Drivers in Level 3 Automated Driving · 2025 · Phan, Huy Thanh et al.
  117. Attention Allocation in Gaze of Young, Middle-Aged and Elderly Drivers During Driving Simulations · 2025 · Poll, Anamarija et al.
  118. Visual gaze and engagement with non-driving related tasks: a driving simulator study with automated vehicles · 2025 · Pradhan, Anuj K.
  119. Automated methods of detecting driver distractions · 2025 · Reimer, Bryan
  120. Spare visual capacity and driver inattention in lateral vehicle control · 2025 · Sarkar, Abhishek et al.
  121. Evaluation of data collection and annotation approaches of driver gaze dataset · 2025 · Sharma, Pavan Kumar et al.
  122. The application of an RGB-D camera for monitoring the allocation of visual attention among high-speed train drivers · 2025 · Shen, Weiyi et al.
  123. Eye-tracking metrics to compare visual attention in prosthodontic preclinical evaluations · 2025 · Silvestri, Frédéric et al.
  124. Eye movements reveal that drivers can predict the location of hazards in dynamic road scenes but gaze and awareness are dissociable · 2025 · Song, Jiali et al.
  125. Beyond Breathalyzers: Towards Pre-Driving Sobriety Testing with a Driver Monitoring Camera · 2025 · Stent, Simon et al.
  126. Driver Tracking in Automotive Environment Using Mobile Thermal Camera · 2025 · Stoyanov, Yordan
  127. SPIDER 2.0: Driver Distraction and Visual Attention · 2025 · Strayer, David L.
  128. Real-Time Driver Fatigue Detection for Enhanced Road Safety · 2025 · Sujathakumari B A et al.
  129. Spatio-Temporal Gaze Analysis in VR: Comparing Guided and Free Navigation while Driving · 2025 · Sun, Xiaoxiao et al.
  130. Cognitive Distraction Detection Using Gaze and Pupil with an Interpretable Approach · 2025 · Tamura, Kimimasa et al.
  131. Design of Gaze Evaluation System in Driving Using Eye Tracking and Object Detection · 2025 · Thakulla, Jagat et al.
  132. Effect of Mobile Phone Position on the Visual and Driving Behaviour – A Lane Change Test-Based Study · 2025 · VERMA, Indresh Kumar et al.
  133. Comparative Analysis of Driving Performance and Visual and Physiological Responses Between Professional and Civilian Drivers in Simulated Environments · 2025 · Nagy, Viktor et al.
  134. Enhancing Driver Stress Detection through Multimodal Integration of Eye Tracking and Physiological Signals · 2025 · Widayat, Tri Agung et al.
  135. RISEE: A Highly Interactive Naturalistic Driving Trajectories Dataset with Human Subjective Risk Perception and Eye-tracking Information · 2025 · Wu, Xinzheng et al.
  136. Investigating P300 Response In Visual Searching Of Multiple Traffic Objects During Driving · 2025 · Yamamoto, Yuki et al.
  137. Fatigue Driving Detection Based on Eye Features · 2025 · Yao, Shengnan et al.
  138. Evaluating the Effects of Secondary Tasks on Driver Gaze Duration: A Duration Modeling Approach · 2025 · Ali, Yasir et al.
  139. Saliency-Based Attention Shifting: A Framework for Improving Driver Situational Awareness of Out-of-Label Hazards · 2025 · Shleibik, Yousra et al.
  140. Comparing the responses and visual behaviors of older and younger drivers in car-to-cyclist collisions using a driving simulator · 2025 · Zhao, Yuqing et al.
  141. A Real-Time Context-Dependent Driver Attention AssessmentSystem Using Pupil Orientation and Head Posture · 2025 · Zhang, Weiwei et al.
  142. Can Drowsiness be seen in the eyes? A new detection method of driver drowsiness levels based on eye-tracking data · 2025 · Zhang, Runlin et al.
  143. Improving Work Zone Safety: Integrating VR-CARLA Co-simulation and Eye Tracking for Behavior Analysis of Drivers around Work Zones · 2025 · Zhang, Shuo et al.
  144. GazeSymCAT: A symmetric cross-attention transformer for robust gaze estimation under extreme head poses and gaze variations · 2025 · Zhong, Yupeng et al.
  145. COMPARISON OF ROBUSTNESS TEST RESULTS OF THE EYE ASPECT RATIO METHOD AND IRIS-SCLERA PATTERN ANALYSIS TO DETECT DROWSINESS WHILE DRIVING · 2024 · Aditia, Risky et al.
  146. Caltrans UAS and Driver Safety: Driver Distraction in the Presence of UAS · 2024 · Akhavian, Reza et al.
  147. Detecting Driver Fatigue With Eye Blink Behavior · 2024 · Akin, Ali et al.
  148. Technologies for detecting and monitoring drivers' states: A systematic review · 2024 · AL-Quraishi, Maged S. et al.
  149. Acute methamphetamine and alcohol usage alters gaze behaviour during driving: A randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled study · 2024 · Hayley, Amie C et al.
  150. Evaluation of Eyes Off Road During L2 Activation on Uncontrolled Access Roadways · 2024 · Anderson, Gabrial T et al.
  151. Situational Awareness Assessment of Drivers Boosted by Eye-Tracking Metrics: A Literature Review · 2024 · Arias-Portela, Claudia Yohana et al.
  152. Reducing Barriers in Analyzing Eye Tracking Data: The Development of a GUI to Preprocess Eye Tracking Data · 2024 · Atweh, Jad A. et al.
  153. The effects of a dual task on gaze behavior examined during a simulated flight in low-time pilots · 2024 · Ayala, Naila et al.
  154. Quantification of Alertness and Evaluation Method for Vision Based Driver Drowsiness and Alertness Warning System · 2024 · Balasubrahmanyan, Chappagadda et al.
  155. The impact of secondary in-vehicle display animations and their location on driver attention and glance behavior · 2024 · Befelein, Dennis et al.
  156. Development & Testing of a Camera-Based Driver Monitoring System · 2024 · Bhagat, Ajinkya et al.
  157. Modeling Drivers' Situational Awareness from Eye Gaze for Driving Assistance · 2024 · Biswas, Abhijat et al.
  158. Driver Drowsiness Detection System Based on Eye State Analysis · 2024 · C, Pavilaa.
  159. Investigating Visual Attention and Vehicle Dynamics: A Study of Naturalistic Lane Change · 2024 · Chu, Yuan et al.
  160. Investigating the impact of fatigue level on visual attention of heavy-duty truck driver: An eye tracking study · 2024 · Cui, Tianyang et al.
  161. Optimization of Event Camera Bias Settings for a Neuromorphic Driver Monitoring System · 2024 · Dilmaghani, Mehdi Sefidgar et al.
  162. On investigating drivers’ attention allocation during partially-automated driving · 2024 · Eddine, RJ et al.
  163. Exploratory Development of Algorithms for Determining Driver Attention Status · 2024 · Herbers, Eileen et al.
  164. Understanding Cyclists’ Visual Behavior Using Eye-Tracking Technology: A Systematic Review · 2024 · Kchour, Fatima et al.
  165. Attentional warnings caused by driver monitoring systems: How often do they appear and how well are they understood? · 2024 · Forster, Yannick et al.
  166. An Eye Gaze Heatmap Analysis of Uncertainty Head-Up Display Designs for Conditional Automated Driving · 2024 · Gerber, Michael A. et al.
  167. Driving Fatigue Onset and Visual Attention: An Electroencephalography-Driven Analysis of Ocular Behavior in a Driving Simulation Task · 2024 · Giorgi, Andrea et al.
  168. Gaze entropy metrics for mental workload estimation are heterogenous during hands-off level 2 automation · 2024 · Goodridge, Courtney M. et al.
  169. Investigating the influence of eye-catching effect on mental workload in highway tunnel entrances: a comprehensive analysis of eye blink behavior · 2024 · Han, Lei et al.
  170. The effects of the traffic signs information volume on the visual characteristics and workload of novice and experienced drivers · 2024 · Han, Lei et al.
  171. Gaze Zone Classification for Driving Studies Using YOLOv8 Image Classification · 2024 · Hermens, Frouke et al.
  172. Impact of Different Infrastructures and Traffic Scenarios on Behavioral and Physiological Responses of E-scooter Users · 2024 · Heydarian, Arsalan
  173. Context-Aware Driver Attention Estimation Using Multi-Hierarchy Saliency Fusion With Gaze Tracking · 2024 · Hu, Zhongxu et al.
  174. The correlation between drivers’ road familiarity and glance behavior using real vehicle experimental data and mathematical models · 2024 · Huang, Jing et al.
  175. Eye Blink Detection- A New System for Driver Drowsiness and Distraction Detection · 2024 · Journal, IJSREM
  176. Eye States Detection from Wearable EEG Sensing for Driver Safety · 2024 · Kale, Priyanka Hemant et al.
  177. In-vehicle displays for driving automation: a scoping review of display design and evaluation using driver gaze measures · 2024 · Kanaan, Dina et al.
  178. Pilot Study on Gaze Characteristics of Older Drivers While Watching Driving Movies · 2024 · Kawabata, Kaori et al.
  179. A comparison of glance coding approaches for driver attention assessment · 2024 · Kircher, Katja et al.
  180. A Systematic Review on Driver Drowsiness Detection Using Eye Activity Measures · 2024 · Kolus, Ahmet
  181. Spare visual capacity and driver inattention in dynamic car following scenarios · 2024 · Kujala, Tuomo et al.
  182. THE RACER’S GAZE: VISUAL STRATEGY IN HIGH-SPEED SPORTS EXPERTISE · 2024 · Lappi, Otto et al.
  183. The correlation between driving risk and visual attention when using smartphones while driving in novice drivers · 2024 · Lee, Jae-Hong et al.
  184. Appearance-Based Driver 3-D Gaze Estimation Using GRM and Mixed Loss Strategies · 2024 · Li, Taiguo et al.
  185. Driver Gaze Zone Estimation Based on Three-Channel Convolution-Optimized Vision Transformer With Transfer Learning · 2024 · Li, Zhao et al.
  186. Driver visual attention model based on top-down mechanism · 2024 · Li, Qinghao et al.
  187. Driver Cognitive Distraction Classification While Using Eco-driving Applications · 2024 · Lin, Rui et al.
  188. Evaluation of Visual Risk Perception of Automated Driving Tasks by Analyzing Gaze Pattern Dispersion · 2024 · Liu, Chao et al.
  189. Characteristics of eye movements and correlation to cognitive functions in relation to the location of guide signs and driving speed · 2024 · Maeyama, Takaya et al.
  190. Next – Gen Driver Monitoring System · 2024 · Murugan, Suganiya et al.
  191. Car driving temporal cognitive workload estimation using features of eye tracking · 2024 · Nakayama, Minoru et al.
  192. Holistic Driver Monitoring: A Multi-Task Approach for In-Cabin Driver Attention Evaluation through Multi-Camera Data · 2024 · Palo, Patitapaban et al.
  193. How do visual and cognitive non-driving related tasks affect drivers’ visual attention and takeover performance in conditionally automated driving? · 2024 · Pan, Hengyan et al.
  194. Analysis of the Effect of Non-Driving-Related Tasks on Drivers’ Visual Load · 2024 · Pang, Yuwei et al.
  195. Markov Chain Analysis of Gaze Transitions: Assessing Attention Management in SAE Level 3 Automated Driving · 2024 · Pardo, Jorge et al.
  196. Particle Filter Based Correction of On-Board Camera Driver Gaze Estimation · 2024 · Pătrut, Deiana-Natalia et al.
  197. Assessing driver distraction from in-vehicle information system: an on-road study exploring the effects of input modalities and secondary task types · 2024 · Zhong, Qi et al.
  198. Comprehensive study of driver behavior monitoring systems using computer vision and machine learning techniques · 2024 · Furht, Borko
  199. An Overview of Machine Learning Algorithms to Reduce Driver Fatigue and Distraction-Related traffic Accidents · 2024 · Santos, Maykol et al.
  200. Using Video Analytics to Automatically Annotate Driver Behavior and Context in Naturalistic Driving Data · 2024 · Sarkar, Abhijit et al.