Experts explain how in-vehicle sensors and data from wearables such as smartwatches can provide insights into a driver’s condition, including heart rate, stress levels, in-car air quality, seating posture and potential overload.
The film also shows how vehicles could respond appropriately to different situations in the future—for example, through tailored prompts, more discreet warning signals, climate control or active seat support. It considers the differing needs of young drivers, working professionals and older people, as well as the potential of these systems to improve road safety and user acceptance.
A look ahead highlights the potential of automotive health for the future of mobility.
Interview Partners
- Dr rer. pol. Axel Glanz, Innovation Institute
- Prof. Dr Thomas Deserno, Leibniz University Hannover and PLRI
- Leif-Erik Schulte, TÜV NORD Mobility
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