Prototype

The proof-of-concept, honestly.

This page exists so nobody has to guess what stage EyRoad is at.

Working today

Working prototype

Real hardware. A working beginning.

Working today — This exists now as a working proof-of-concept.
Prototype recordingUnedited recording from our working proof-of-concept.
  • Eyes closed: Alert
  • Looking away: Alert

Shown in development conditions.

An NVIDIA Jetson Nano. A USB camera. Our computer-vision software. Together, they form a working demonstration of drowsiness and distraction monitoring.

NVIDIA Jetson Nano
Edge compute board used for development
USB camera
Off-the-shelf driver-facing sensor
Computer-vision software
Driver-state detection developed in-house

This proves the concept. Dedicated commercial hardware is still under research and development.

See the prototype in detail
Photograph of the real EyRoad proof-of-concept on a workbench: an NVIDIA Jetson Nano with heatsink and fan, jumper wiring, and a USB camera held in hand
Engineering bench setup

The actual proof-of-concept hardware.

What the prototype is not

It is not yet final commercial hardware, automotive-certified, production-ready, available to buy, or validated at fleet scale.

Building EyRoad

Proof first.Progress next.

From an academic idea to a working proof-of-concept. The next steps are engineering and validation.

  1. EyeDrive

    Academic / research origin

    Completed
  2. Proof of concept

    Jetson Nano + computer vision

    Completed
  3. EyRoad

    Startup development

    In progress
  4. Engineering prototype

    Next stage

    Planned
  5. Pilot validation

    Testing in real vehicles

    Planned
  6. Commercial V1

    Future target

    Future

Engineering work under way

  • Dedicated hardware

    Research into a compact device beyond the development board.

  • Low-light monitoring

    Being investigated for the commercial system. Not yet validated.

  • Sensing and alerts

    Sensor configuration and alert design are being defined.

  • Enclosure and mounting

    Industrial design for an aftermarket device.

  • Fleet pilot programme

    Pilot programmes are being defined.