Virtual reality application designed to analyze the effects of autonomous driving on brain activity.
myBrain Technologies, a neurophysiological analysis company, aimed to study the cognitive and behavioral mechanisms involved in both autonomous and manual driving. The goal was to enhance safety for semi-autonomous vehicles.
The study protocol required the development of a VR application to simulate driving scenarios and gather precise data.
Conseil 3D developed VRxEEG, a VR simulator that utilizes an HTC Vive Pro Eye headset, steering wheel, and pedals.
To collect precise data, the solution integrates with electroencephalogram (EEG) and electrocardiogram (ECG) sensors.
Key Features:
The study involved a sample of over 100 participants.
It successfully gathered a large dataset to better understand drowsiness signals, enabling myBrain Technologies to devise effective strategies for safer autonomous driving.