This study proposes a universal real-time state recognition system based on multi-feature fusion using the MediaPipe framework. Real-time monitoring technology for human concentration and arousal states plays a crucial role in various fields including...
This study proposes a universal real-time state recognition system based on multi-feature fusion using the MediaPipe framework. Real-time monitoring technology for human concentration and arousal states plays a crucial role in various fields including traffic safety, industrial safety, online education, and healthcare. A significant portion of accidents are caused by human factors such as drowsiness and distraction. The proposed system extracts facial landmarks and body landmarks in real-time using MediaPipe Face Mesh and Pose models, calculating Eye Aspect Ratio, Mouth Aspect Ratio, Head Pose angles, shoulder angle, and arm position. The multi-feature fusion module normalizes extracted features using Min-Max normalization and integrates them through weighted fusion with state-specific optimized weights. Sliding window and hysteresis mechanisms are applied for temporal consistency. Performance evaluation results demonstrate significant improvements over single-feature methods in drowsiness detection, distraction detection, and complex scenarios. This study overcomes the limitations of single-feature approaches through multi-feature fusion, achieving both high recognition accuracy and real-time processing performance. The weight-based approach ensures explainability, implementing a transparent system applicable to various fields. The system was designed as a universal framework applicable to multiple application areas rather than being limited to a specific application.