Our driver detection technology has been reported in CNET (original acticle). CNET is a tech media website that publishes news articles, blogs, and podcasts on technology and consumer electronics. It has 16.65 million monthly visitors.  There are other news outlets which our  work has appeared on:

Stevens News

This work has been highlighted on Stevens home page as a top news, and mentioned by the president of Stevens Institute of Technology in Fall 2011 Semester Highlights: Video (5'40'' to 5'54'')

Stevens News top story:
Stevens researcher Dr. Chen Detects Driver Cell Phone Use to Decrease Accidents

Engineering school highlight:

Dr. Chen Detects Driver Cell Phone Use to Decrease Accidents 

Public Media

National Media Outlets

The Wall Street Journal:

    Ideas Market: Smarter Anti-Distraction Software

    Week in Ideas: Just Drive, Dear

MIT technology review: App Battles Driver Distraction but Spares Passengers

Yahoo news: Stevens Researcher Detects Driver Cell Phone Use to Decrease Accidents 

PRweb: Stevens Researcher Detects Driver Cell Phone Use to Decrease Accidents 

DigitalJournal: Stevens Researcher Detects Driver Cell Phone Use to Decrease Accidents

Autoblog: How researchers can shut down your phone while you're driving 

ibtimes: Researchers Develop New System to Stop Cell Phone Use While Driving 

Crazyengineers: Researchers Find A Way To Shut Down Phones While Driving

International Media Outlets

Dailymail (UK): No more talking behind the wheel: Scientists develop system that can shut down your cell phone while you're driving 

Sina (China): New Sensing Tech to Detect Driver Cellphone use 

Sohu (China): Researchers Develop New System to Stop Cell Phone Use When Driving 

Xici (China):New Tech to Sense the Driver Use of the phone 

Mediaindonesia (Indonesia): Pencegah Pengemudi Bermain Ponesel (Motorists deterrent to Play Mobile Phone)  

Autohoje (Brazil): Sistema desliga o telemóvel a condutores infractores (System turns off the phone with conductors offenders)
 

Tomshw (Italy): Basta SMS al volante: l'automobile vi impedirà di scriverli (Simply SMS the wheel: the car will keep you from writing them) 

For more information, please contact:

Yingying Chen
Associate Professor & NIS Graduate Program Director (RESEARCH INTERESTS: Cyber security, mobile computing, mobile healthcare, cognitive radio networks)
Burchard
Room 210
Phone: 201.216.8066
Fax: 201.216.8246
yingying.chen@stevens.edu

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