Drowsiness Confirming Steering Wheel

Welcome to the website for the Oregon State University capstone drowsiness confirming steering wheel team. The team consists of five university students who worked on a project proposed by Mike Van Schoiack. The purpose of this project was to design a system that can be implemented into existing vehicles steering wheels to lower the number of motor vehicle accidents caused by drowsy or inebriated drivers. The project's intended outcome was a working prototype of a device that can be put on or in an existing steering wheel and administer tasks to the driver to test their alertness.

On this site you will find:

• An introduction of all team members under the About Us page
• A summary of how we executed our project, including a visual timeline, on the Project Summary page
• A link to our Google Drive folder that holds required assignments