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Blue eye is a personal area network intended to monitor and record an operator's brain and physiological condition to avoid disasters caused by human error. It consists of sensors to collect physiological data, a microcontroller to process the data, and a central system unit with connection manager and data analysis modules. The system analyzes sensor data in real-time to monitor an operator's condition and detect any alarm conditions.
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