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AI One condenses Smart Eye’s Driver Monitoring System into one integrated solution with a minimal footprint.
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Smart Eye, a leading developer of Driver Monitoring Systems (DMS), has launched AI One, a complete DMS built into one compact, self-contained unit.
With camera, image sensor, processing hardware, and software integrated from the start, AI One connects directly to the vehicle network — no external ECU or domain controller required.
By combining all core components into a single unit, AI One removes the need for external ECUs and extensive cabling. For manufacturers, that means fewer integration points, faster development, and a DMS that fits into tighter spaces and leaner system designs.
”To deliver a full-feature DMS with this level of performance in such a compact, self-contained unit is a technical milestone,” said Martin Krantz, CEO and founder of Smart Eye. “We’ve integrated camera, processing, and software into one system. The combination of quality and high performance with such a small footprint simply hasn’t been done before.”
AI One is especially well-suited for vehicle platforms with limited space and constrained processing resources. It also enables direct integration with ADAS, supporting real-time coordination between driver state detection and safety-critical systems.
Smart Eye showcased AI One at InCabin USA in Detroit, Michigan, this week.
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