Driver Fatigue Monitor
It notices you are fading before you do. Fatigue builds over an hour, not a second, so your AI watches the whole drive and speaks up through the car speakers the moment the pattern shows.
The answer lands wherever you already are.
The EOT-1 speaks MCP and REST, so your agent can put what it sees into anything with an API. That is the difference between a camera you check and a camera that tells you.
Other things to ask it.
- ❯Tell me when I have been driving two hours without a break.
- ❯Log every yawn on this run and show me the pattern for the week.
- ❯Message the depot if I look like I need to stop.
Common questions
Does it work in a van with no Wi-Fi?
Yes. It runs off a phone power bank or the cab USB socket and joins your phone hotspot like anything else. That is the whole setup: no wiring, no install, no box under the dash.
How is this different from the drowsiness warning in a new car?
Those watch the steering and the lane markings, and they only exist if you bought the car new enough to have one. This watches you, talks to you like a passenger would, and goes in a van that is fifteen years old. Move it between vehicles in seconds.
Where does the footage of me go?
Your own network, and nowhere else by default. The camera serves frames locally and your agent sends only what you ask it to, to the model you picked, under your account. Run a local model on the phone or a box in the depot and nothing leaves the vehicle at all.
Batch 001 is in stock and shipping now.
100 Founder Edition units. Ships worldwide. One-time payment, no subscription required, 30-day returns.