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Driver Drowsiness Detection System

Using Computer Visions


Nayana Pathak DC2018BTE0139
Shokrithan Keishing DC2017BTE0035
Alaidao Thaosen DC2018BTE0050
Chapter 2 :Feasibility Study And
Requirement Analysis
2.1 Software Requirement:
i. Operating system: Windows 10
ii. Integrated Development Environment(s):Anaconda 3 based IDE(s)
such as Sypder 4 and Jupiter Notebook 6.1.4
iii. Programming language(s): Python 3.8
iv. Python libraries: scipy 1.5.2, Opencv 4.0.1, numpy 1.19., imutils
0.5.4, pyglet 1.5.9, dlib 19.9, etc
2.2 Hardware Requirement:
i. CPU: A Quad core Intel/AMD processors minimum, more core with hyper-threading(Intel) or multi-
threading (AMD) recommended.

ii. RAM: 8 GB minimum, 16 GB or more recommended.

iii.Space: Minimum 5 GB disk space, 30 GB recommended.

iv. GPU: NVIDIA graphics card with CUDA Compute Capability or AMD graphics card with ROCm Capability
GPUs

v. Laptop: Used to run our code

vi.Webcam: Used to get the video feed


2.3.Scheduled Feasibility
A. Work Breakdown Structure

Figure 2.1: Work Breakdown Structure for Drive Drowsiness Detection


System.
A. Work Breakdown Structure

Figure 2.2: Gantt Chart for Drive Drowsiness Detection System.


2.4.Economic Feasibility
Cocomo Model
The Constructive Cost Model (COCOMO) is a procedural software cost
estimation model developed by Barry W. Boehm.

Table 2.3: COCOMO Model coefficient values.


2.5 Operational Feasibility
In recent years, driver drowsiness has been one of the major causes of road
accidents and can lead to severe physical injuries, deaths and significant
economic losses. Statistics indicate the need of a reliable driver drowsiness
detection system which could alert the driver before a mishap happens. 
1. This project proposes a drowsy driving detection solution by observing
subjects and recognizing if an individual is in the state of drowsiness or not.
2. This give rise to numerous possibilities like implementing it to embedded
devices.
3. Embedded devices such as smartphone which is easily accessible can
passively work in the background whenever the user is driving and using
the smartphone for navigation purposes.
Chapter 3: Design Diagram
3.1 Flowchart diagram

Figure 3.1: Flowchart Diagram for Drive Drowsiness Detection System.

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