Automakers add biometric sensors to cars to improve driver safety; path leads to self-driving cars

Nov. 28, 2012
Cars will monitor brain waves, sleepiness

Major automakers are researching ways to equip vehicles with biometric sensors that monitor a driver's vital health signs, including their pulse, breathing, sleepiness and other factors, according to The Wall Street Journal. To read the article, click here

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