Central China Normal University

Liang Zhao

Zongkai Yang

Zhicheng Dai

Sannyuya Liu

Xiaoliang Zhu

Qing Li

Jianwen Sun

Disclosed are a non-contact fatigue detection method and system. The method comprises: sending a millimeter-wave (mmWave) radar signal to a person being detected, receiving an echo signal reflected from the person, and determining a time-frequency domain feature, a non-linear feature and a time-series feature of a vital sign signal; acquiring a facial video image of the person, and performing facial detection and alignment on the basis of the facial video image, for extracting a time domain feature and a spatial domain feature of the person's face; fusing the determined vital sign signal with the time domain feature and the spatial domain feature of the person's face, for obtaining a fused feature; inputting the fused feature into a classifier to perform fatigue state recognition of said person, and determining whether the person is in a fatigued state by the fused feature. By fusing the two detection techniques, the method effectively suppressing the interference of subjective and objective factors, and improving the accuracy of fatigue detection.

Non-contact fatigue detection method and system

Disclosed are a millimeter-wave (mmWave) radar-based non-contact identity recognition method and system. The method comprises: emitting an mmWave radar signal to a user to be recognized, and receiving an echo signal reflected from the user; performing clutter suppression and echo selection on the echo signal, and extracting a heartbeat signal; segmenting the heartbeat signal beat by beat, and determining its corresponding beat features; and comparing the beat features of the user with the beat feature sets of a standard user group; if the beat features of the user matches one of the beat feature set of in the standard user group, the identity recognition being successful; otherwise, being not successful. According to the method, the use of a heartbeat signal for identity recognition has high reliability, and the use of an mmWave radar technology for non-contact identity recognition has high flexibility and accuracy.

Millimeter-wave (mmWave) radar-based non-contact identity recognition method and system

The present disclosure provides a non-contact fatigue detection system and method based on rPPG. The system and method adopt multi-thread synchronous communication for real-time acquisition and processing of rPPG signal, enabling fatigue status detection. In this setup, the first thread handles real-time rPPG data capture, storage and concatenation, while the second thread conducts real-time analysis and fatigue detection of rPPG data. Through a combination of skin detection and LUV color space conversion, rPPG raw signal extraction is achieved, effectively eliminating interference from internal and external environmental facial noise; Subsequently, an adaptive multi-stage filtering process enhances the signal-to-noise ratio, and a multi-dimensional fusion CNN model ensures accurate detection of respiration and heart rate. The final step involves multi-channel data fusion of respiration and heartbeats, succeeding in not only learning person-independent features for fatigue detection but also detecting early fatigue with very high accuracy.

Non-contact fatigue detection system and method based on RPPG

Provided are a facial expression recognition method and system combined with an attention mechanism. The method comprises: detecting faces comprised in each video frame in a video sequence, and extracting corresponding facial ROIs, so as to obtain facial pictures in each video frame; aligning the facial pictures in each video frame on the basis of location information of facial feature points of the facial pictures; inputting the aligned facial pictures into a residual neural network, and extracting spatial features of facial expressions corresponding to the facial pictures; inputting the spatial features of the facial expressions into a hybrid attention module to acquire fused features of the facial expressions; inputting the fused features of the facial expressions into a gated recurrent unit, and extracting temporal features of the facial expressions; and inputting the temporal features of the facial expressions into a fully connected layer, and classifying and recognizing the facial expressions.

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Liang Zhao