An Android distribution surface for a computer-vision driver-safety system.
The driver monitoring stack is a real computer-vision system. The release channel for it shouldn't feel like a research folder. This repo treats distribution as part of the product — a place someone can land, read what's safe, and download the artifact.
The repo's job is to make the APK feel like something you can trust. Release notes carry version + scope. Each build is signed and tagged. The README is the page a non-engineer would actually read before they side-load anything onto their phone.
The on-device model watches eyes, head pose, and yawn signals. The dashboard surfaces those signals as plain status — DROWSY / DISTRACTED / OK — so the system stays useful at a glance. The distribution channel exists so this work can survive past a demo.
Public APK distribution surface for the dashboard — signed builds, release notes, and a driver-friendly README.
Treat the repo as a product page. Sign every artifact. Keep release notes scoped per version, not a wall of commits.
Larger maintenance surface than a raw repo. Every release needs a real changelog and a tested artifact.
Drivers can download v1.4.2 in one tap, every release is signed + tagged, and the funnel is visible publicly.
The public GitHub repository is the canonical home for Driver monitoring release. You can read the commit log, fork it, file an issue, or send a PR.