This car stops working when you’re not paying attention

by Larra Morris

Distracted driving causes a lot of accidents. Reading maps, fiddling with the radio, talking on the phone or–worst of all–texting on the phone can get people killed. So as an experiment, Emotive, a neuroengineering company, and the Royal Automotive Club of Western Australia built the Attention Powered Car.

Sensors on the driver’s head measure brain activity. When a computer reads the signals and determines that the driver is switching between mental tasks too often, it slows down the car.
via Neatorama

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This car stops working when you’re not paying attention

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