MobiScout: A Scalable Cloud-Based Driving and Activity Monitoring Platform Featuring an IOS App and a WatchOS Extension
Kojo Konadu Adu-Gyamfi, Karo Ahmadi-Dehrashid, Yaw Okyere Adu-Gyamfi,, Pujitha Gunaratne, Anuj Sharma

TL;DR
MobiScout is a scalable cloud-based platform that uses mobile and wearable sensors to monitor driving behavior and physiological states in real-time, aiding naturalistic driving research.
Contribution
It introduces a comprehensive, low-cost, real-time data collection system integrating mobile sensors, wearables, and cloud storage for naturalistic driving studies.
Findings
Real-time data collection from multiple sensors
Integration of physiological and vehicle data
Supports analysis of driving behavior and context
Abstract
MobiScout is an iOS software that monitors users' driving habits and physiological conditions while on the road. The Mobiscout app was created to provide a low-cost next-generation data collection and analysis solution for naturalistic driving studies. MobiScout collects real-time data, including physiological information from drivers in their normal driving conditions using sensors and cameras on mobile phones, smartwatches, and Bluetooth-enabled OBD equipment. The MobiScout software captures vehicle and driving data, including speed, braking, pulse rate, and acceleration, while the phone's camera captures everything inside and outside the car. Data captured can be streamed to cloud storage in real-time or persisted in local storage in WIFI dead zones. The information gathered will be studied further to better understand typical traffic behavior, performance, surroundings, and driving…
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Taxonomy
TopicsNon-Invasive Vital Sign Monitoring · ECG Monitoring and Analysis · Heart Rate Variability and Autonomic Control
