The European Horizon 2020 FANCI system competes with the American Start-up Emotient Inc., which uses artificial intelligence technology to read people’s emotions and was recently bought by Apple Inc. Comparatively, the EU-funded project’s concept focuses on developing better links between human senses and natural computer interfaces. It shows, in a completely new way, how the driver and the vehicle can interact in reality at low costs. FANCI plans to carry out studies with drivers, where the authentication and interaction with the car’s accessories, such as selecting music depending on the driver’s mood, live-eye tracking, or brightness level of display will be tested. At the moment, partners use existing technologies to integrate various components before they develop the final architecture. According to the project’s technical explanation: “…vision is the most demanding sensor in terms of power consumption, an optimised implementation will be proposed for the core device, leading to an “always-on” system able to run below 5mW in always-on mode and below 100mW in fully active mode, this for 28nm process technology…” (FANCI Project, 2016).