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My Mercedes E550 has it too, and it is used for drowsiness detection. The car suggests you should take a break if you look tired or like you will fall asleep. I have had warning to stop and take a break come on only once and I was indeed incredibly tired.
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Wow, I rented a MB once and it did that, which was absolutely the right call. The thing was that I initially ignored it and thought MB used a timer or something but 15 minutes later, I became aware of it and it was quite acute by the time I was aware of it.

I've always wondered how it knew that.

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Do you have a source for this? My understanding is the Mercedes "Attention Assist" is based off driving behavior and not a camera pointed at the driver.
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mb doesnt use a camera.. it's based on your steering wheel inputs.

There is at least one manufacturer doing it though: DS has "driver attention monitoring" which does use a driver facing camera.

wikipedia has a good list of what manufacturers are using: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Driver_drowsiness_detection

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