Academic Paper from the year 2021 in the subject Engineering - Safety Engineering, , language: English, abstract: In summary, the problem of face detection or recognition is alone not sufficient for the security of the cars, and hence eye detection of the same person is required for the system to be highly secured to give access for the car for owner or driver and deny for the intruder. A Review of journal and conference papers on face detection, recognition, eye detection, driver fatigue detection are done to summarise the techniques or methods employed, along with the outcomes and drawbacks or disadvantages. As an intruder may not manifest all symptoms of fatigue using a single detection system, a hybrid system is required to integrate the result of different systems and detect the intruder or to recognise the owner or driver with higher accuracy. When the result from both systems are positive, the hybrid system will determine that the car owner or driver is true with a high accuracy.

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My name is Bandar Naji Ali Hezam, and I am from Yemen. Growing up, I was always interested in technology and how things worked. However, my parents did not have any background in engineering, so it was up to me to explore this interest on my own. After completing my secondary education in Yemen, I decided to pursue a degree in mechatronics engineering at Asia Pacific University of Technology and Innovation. I was attracted to this field because it combines mechanical, electronic, and computer engineering, and I knew that it would provide me with a solid foundation in a wide range of technical skills. Studying at Asia Pacific University was an enriching experience. I met people from all over the world, and I was exposed to new ideas and ways of thinking. The program was challenging, but I enjoyed every moment of it. I learned about the principles of mechanics, electronics, and computing, and how they all come together to create complex systems. After graduating with my degree, I decided to pursue a Master's degree in Business Administration at University of Cyberjaya. I wanted to expand my knowledge beyond the technical aspects of engineering and learn more about business and management. The program was rigorous, but it gave me a deep understanding of finance, marketing, organizational behavior, and other important business topics. With my education and skills, I started my career as a mechatronics engineer. I have worked for several companies over the years, designing and developing complex systems for a variety of industries. I have always been passionate about my work, and I have enjoyed every project that I have worked on. In my free time, I like to read books and stay up-to-date with the latest developments in technology and engineering. I also like to travel and experience new cultures and ways of life. Looking back on my life so far, I am proud of what I have accomplished. As someone who did not have any background in engineering in my family, I am particularly proud of my achievements. I hope to continue to learn and grow as an engineer and as a person, and to make a positive impact in the world.