Smart car system that monitors the health of the driver and passengers and transmits information to emergency services in the event of a road accident.

We are third-year students at Vilnius University VM and are conducting an anonymous survey for market research. We aim to find out the public’s needs, opinions and attitudes towards a smart car system we are developing. The system monitors the health of drivers and passengers and, in the event of a road accident, sends additional information to emergency services.

The survey is anonymous, and the data collected will be used for academic purposes only. Thank you for your time and responses!

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What is your age? ✪

Do you have a driver’s license? ✪

How often do you travel by car? ✪

What role do you most often have when travelling by car? ✪

How many people usually travel with you in the car? ✪

Have you heard of the eCall system used in cars, which automatically contacts emergency services in the event of a road accident? ✪

How do you rate automatic emergency call systems in cars? ✪

“eCall” is an automatic emergency call system installed in cars. In the event of a serious road accident, it automatically contacts emergency services and sends information about the vehicle’s location and the incident.

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1 – completely unnecessary, 5 – very necessary.

In your opinion, what information about people involved in an accident is most lacking for emergency services in the first few minutes after a road accident? ✪

How would you rate the possibility of emergency services automatically receiving additional information about the health of the people in the car in the event of a road accident? ✪

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1 – completely unattractive, 5 – very attractive.

Imagine a smart car system that uses sensors and artificial intelligence to monitor the physiological indicators of the driver and passengers. In the event of a road accident, the system could work alongside eCall to send emergency services additional information about the health of the people in the car, such as heart rate, breathing indicators or health conditions provided in advance. This would help emergency services prepare to provide assistance before they arrive. The system could also alert the driver to possible changes in their health.

How likely are you to use such a system if it were available in your car? ✪

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1 – definitely would not use it, 5 – definitely would use it

Which of the following features would be most important in your opinion? ✪

How much would you trust a system that automatically sends your health data to emergency services in an emergency? ✪

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1 – would not trust it at all, 5 – would trust it completely.

Which data would you agree to send to emergency services in the event of a road accident? ✪

What would concern you most about using such a system? ✪

Which data-monitoring method would be most acceptable to you? ✪

What would most encourage you to purchase such a system? ✪

In your opinion, should such a system be standard safety equipment in new cars? ✪

How would you prefer to purchase this system? ✪

How much extra would you be willing to pay for such a system when purchasing a car? ✪

Do you have any other comments, suggestions or observations about this system?