Every new EU car now needs a camera that watches the driver
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Mandatory driver-monitoring cameras and advanced emergency braking in all new EU cars hardwire computer vision and in-cabin sensing into the auto stack. OEMs and suppliers now have a regulatory forcing function to build data pipelines, model update processes, and privacy posture around always-on monitoring.
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