Design and Implementation of a Multimodal Driver Data Collection and Processing Apparatus for Naturalistic Driving Scenarios

2025-01-7346

12/31/2025

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As intelligent cockpit technology continues to evolve, the ways in which information is presented and interacted with within vehicle systems are becoming increasingly diverse, driving the development of driver-machine interaction toward multi-modal integration, proactive sensing, and personalized responses. As the core perception object of the intelligent cockpit, the accuracy of driver state recognition directly impacts the intelligence level of cockpit interaction and driving safety. In response to the increasing trend of task diversity and behavioral response complexity in natural driving scenarios, there is an urgent need to develop a driver multimodal data collection and processing tool with high timeliness, non-intrusiveness, and multi-source synchronization capabilities, serving as the key foundation for driver state modeling and intelligent interaction support. Based on multiple resource theory (MRT) and driver status perception mechanisms, this study designs and develops a multi-modal driver behavior and vehicle driving state data collection and processing apparatus tailored for natural driving scenarios. The apparatus adopts a model-view-view model (MVVM) architecture to achieve functional module decoupling, integrates hardware and software co-design, and incorporates key modules such as visual attention detection, hand operation tracking, and vehicle longitudinal and lateral driving state perception. It supports synchronous collection, real-time processing, and instantaneous/task-level feature extraction of multi-source heterogeneous data. The apparatus boasts excellent scalability, deployment flexibility, and interface visualization capabilities, making it suitable for typical intelligent cockpit application scenarios such as driver behavior modeling, risk identification, distracted driving detection, and human-machine interaction research. It enables comprehensive driver state perception across the entire process of “information acquisition—operation execution—behavior output,” providing high-quality data foundations and methodological support for cognitive decision-making and personalized control strategies in intelligent driving systems.
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Chen, Ke et al., "Design and Implementation of a Multimodal Driver Data Collection and Processing Apparatus for Naturalistic Driving Scenarios," SAE Technical Paper 2025-01-7346, 2025-, .
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2025-01-7346
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English