Ryoma Sasaki

Title: Ryoma Sasaki and Driver Abnormality Detection

Introduction

Ryoma Sasaki is an inventor associated with Hiroshima, Japan, and Mazda Motor Corporation. His work includes a patent for a system designed to identify signs of driver abnormality before they make driving difficult.

Latest Patents

Sasaki’s listed patent is titled “Driver Abnormality Sign Detection Device.” The device uses visual-line information, driving-operation information, and information about the vehicle’s traveling environment to assess a driver’s condition. Its control circuit calculates separate degrees of visual-line and driving-operation abnormality, along with the vehicle’s traveling risk. It combines these measures into a comprehensive abnormality degree and detects a warning sign when that degree reaches a predetermined threshold. Sasaki is credited with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Sasaki’s patent reflects an approach to driver monitoring that combines observations of the driver with information about driving behavior and surrounding conditions. The stated goal is to detect potential problems early, before the driver’s ability to operate the vehicle is significantly impaired. He is associated with Mazda Motor Corporation.

Collaborations

Sasaki’s listed coworkers include Junichiro Kuwahara and Dongmei Huang. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated on this invention.

Conclusion

Ryoma Sasaki’s documented invention combines driver monitoring and vehicle-environment assessment to identify possible signs of driver abnormality at an earlier stage.