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Whereas Ford is opting for a contactless ECG-sensing driving seat, Toyota is going the more obvious way, by direct contact sensors in the steering wheel. Of course this depends on the driver keeping hands on the steering wheel long enough to detect any abnormal heart rhythm, which might not be the case in more acute conditions such as VF. An optical sensor mounted in the steering wheel picks up a single-lead ECG signal, and alerts the driver through the display about any abnormalities that need attention. In an experimental system installed in a Prius, the chart of the driver’s heartbeat and electrocardiogram can be viewed on the display of the in-car navigation system. In addition to alerting of any serious conditions, Toyota also sees the system being used as a sort of daily health check.
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Maybe all those who have strokes on Naija roads will have a chance?
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