Sleepiness prediction device, moving body, and sleepiness prediction method
A drowsiness prediction device includes: a carbon dioxide concentration detector that detects the concentration of carbon dioxide in a compartment; an oxygen saturation detector that detects oxygen saturation in the body of a driver present in the compartment; a predictor that predicts, according to the concentration of carbon dioxide and the oxygen saturation detected, a level of drowsiness that the driver would feel after the detection of the concentration of carbon dioxide and the oxygen saturation; and an outputter that outputs information indicating the predicted level of drowsiness.
1. A drowsiness prediction device, comprising:
a carbon dioxide concentration detector that detects a concentration of carbon dioxide in a compartment;
an oxygen saturation detector that detects oxygen saturation in a body of a person present in the compartment;
a predictor that predicts, according to the concentration of carbon dioxide detected and the oxygen saturation detected, a level of drowsiness that the person feels after a predetermined time has elapsed since the detection of the concentration of carbon dioxide and the oxygen saturation; and
an outputter that outputs information indicating the level of drowsiness predicted,
wherein when the concentration of carbon dioxide is greater than or equal to a threshold value, the predictor predicts the level of drowsiness of the person to be a first level if the oxygen saturation is a first numerical value, and predicts the level of drowsiness of the person to be a second level if the oxygen saturation is a second numerical value smaller than the first numerical value, the second level indicating drowsiness more severe than drowsiness at the first level.
2. The drowsiness prediction device according to claim 1 , wherein
the drowsiness prediction device is provided in a mobile body,
the compartment is located in the mobile body, and
the person is a driver of the mobile body.
3. The drowsiness prediction device according to claim 2 , wherein
the mobile body includes an operation unit exposed to direct touch by the person driving the mobile body, and
the oxygen saturation detector is attached to the operation unit.
4. The drowsiness prediction device according to claim 2 , wherein
the mobile body includes a ventilator that ventilates the compartment, and
the drowsiness prediction device further comprises a device controller that controls the ventilator according to the level of drowsiness predicted.
5. A mobile body, wherein
the drowsiness prediction device according to claim 2 is provided in the compartment.
6. A drowsiness prediction method, comprising:
obtaining carbon dioxide concentration data indicating a concentration of carbon dioxide in a compartment and oxygen saturation data indicating oxygen saturation in a body of a person present in the compartment, the concentration of carbon dioxide being detected by a carbon dioxide concentration detector, the oxygen saturation being detected by an oxygen saturation detector;
predicting, according to the carbon dioxide concentration data obtained and the oxygen saturation data obtained, a level of drowsiness that the person feels after a predetermined time has elapsed since the detection of the concentration of carbon dioxide and the oxygen saturation; and
outputting information indicating the level of drowsiness predicted,
wherein when the concentration of carbon dioxide is greater than or equal to a threshold value, the level of drowsiness of the person is predicted to be a first level if the oxygen saturation is a first numerical value, and the level of drowsiness of the person is predicted to be a second level if the oxygen saturation is a second numerical value smaller than the first numerical value, the second level indicating drowsiness more severe than drowsiness at the first level.
7. A drowsiness prediction device, comprising:
a carbon dioxide concentration detector that detects a concentration of carbon dioxide in a compartment;
an oxygen saturation detector that detects oxygen saturation in a body of a person present in the compartment;
a predictor that predicts, by referring to a database in which the concentration of carbon dioxide, the oxygen saturation, and a level of drowsiness of the person are associated with each other, a level of drowsiness that the person feels after a predetermined time has elapsed since the detection of the concentration of carbon dioxide and the oxygen saturation; and
an outputter that outputs information indicating the level of drowsiness predicted,
wherein when the concentration of carbon dioxide is greater than or equal to a threshold value, the predictor predicts the level of drowsiness of the person to be a first level if the oxygen saturation is a first numerical value, and predicts the level of drowsiness of the person to be a second level if the oxygen saturation is a second numerical value smaller than the first numerical value, the second level indicating drowsiness more severe than drowsiness at the first level.