Sentence examples for monitoring a driver from inspiring English sources

After monitoring a driver for six months, it removes the monitoring device.

The AI features will be based on Nvidia Drive IX platform, and can enable features like face recognition-based door unlocking, gesture input for cockpit controls, natural language speech recognition and even monitoring a driver's attentive and distracted state for providing safety alerts to bring them back to focus.

Tolerated in many European countries, the use of radar-detection services like Coyote's, which also monitors a driver's speed against posted limits and advises of traffic jams, was applauded last year by the French government as a useful driver education tool, which helped legitimize the service.

The module monitors a driver's behaviour for rapid acceleration and braking, and for high speeds on the motorway to provide a combination of audio feedback and retrospective reports via the app that aim to retrain skills so as to use petrol more efficiently.Enlighten is just the start of Green Driver's efforts, says Dr Ginsberg.

They can fit a so-called "telematics box" to their car, an electronic spy which monitors a driver's every move and keeps the insurance company informed.

The benefit of Vehicle Dynamic Control systems preventing a Driver's loss of control is discussed from a new perspective, and it is recommended to monitor a Driver's modified behavior caused by changed Vehicle Dynamic properties.

If you were monitoring a new driver in the household, this could be very handy.

The undercover CHP officers, part of a larger detail aimed at combating street racing over the holiday weekend, were monitoring a "sideshow" where truck drivers were performing dangerous burnouts on Sunday evening outside the Santa Fe Springs swap meet, police said.

Biometrics refers to the monitoring of a driver's physical exertion, including blood pressure, heart rate and even the pressure of his or her grip on the steering wheel.

Such a car would require some degree of monitoring by a driver, but under the right conditions — say, highway driving — it would allow people to mostly disengage from the task of driving in order to read, check e-mail, or watch a movie.

For the moment, the most impactful technological shift in the industry has come in the form of usage-based auto insurance (UBI), fueled by telematic monitoring of a driver's performance via a device installed in the vehicle or an app downloaded to their smartphone.