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Fatigue detection method for UAV remote pilot based on multi feature fusion

Semantic Scholar · Article (Electronic Research Archive) · 125c034750d1fce30ae7b9654e7a85dcab250e1e · Published 2022-01-01 · Electronic Research Archive · 8 authors

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Abstract

In recent years, UAV industry is developing rapidly and vigorously. However, so far, there is no relevant research on the fatigue detection method for UAV remote pilot, which is the core technology to ensure the flight safety of UAV. Aiming at this problem, a fatigue detection method for UAV remote pilot is proposed in this paper. Specifically, we first build a UAV operator fatigue detection database (OFDD). By analyzing the fatigue features in the database, we find that multiple facial features are highly correlated to the fatigue state, especially the head posture, and the temporal information is essential for distinguish between yawn and speaking in the study of UAV remote pilot fatigue detection. Based on these findings, a fatigue detection method for UAV remote pilots was proposed by efficiently locating the related facial regions, a multiple features extraction module to extract the eye, mouth and head posture features, and an efficient temporal fatigue decision module based on SVM. The experimental results show that this method not only performs well on the traditional driver dataset, but also achieves an accuracy rate of 97.05%; and it achieves the highest detection accuracy rate of 97.32% on the UAV remote pilots fatigue detection dataset OFDD.

Authors

  • Lei Pan
  • Chongyao Yan
  • Yuan Zheng
  • Qiang Fu
  • Yang-Jie Zhang
  • Zhiwei Lu
  • Zhi-Qing Zhao
  • Jun Tian

Keywords

  • Engineering
  • Computer Science

Citation

Lei Pan, Chongyao Yan, Yuan Zheng , et al. (2022). Fatigue detection method for UAV remote pilot based on multi feature fusion. Electronic Research Archive. Semantic Scholar ID 125c034750d1fce30ae7b9654e7a85dcab250e1e. https://doi.org/10.3934/era.2023022 ↗