The present invention provides a
system for assessing the state of
consciousness of injured persons based on facial recognition, which relates to the field of
health assessment technology. It includes a facial
information extraction module, a facial feature analysis module, a state of
consciousness calculation module, an
anomaly detection module, and a state of
consciousness assessment module. In the present invention, an
infrared camera is used to carefully capture the subtle movements of the muscles around the eyes, corners of the mouth, and
forehead, thereby improving the accuracy and comprehensiveness of data collection. By evaluating the blinking frequency, displacement of the corners of the mouth, and stretching amplitude of the
forehead muscles, the accuracy and dimension of the assessment are improved. By extracting deformation features and calculating the gradient of motion amplitude, combined with
time series analysis, the assessment of the state of consciousness becomes more sensitive and accurate, and is able to detect potential changes in consciousness in a timely manner, thereby responding quickly. The density and distribution feature analysis of
mutation points provide rich
data interpretation for diagnosis and monitoring, so that the state of consciousness of the
injured person can be quickly and accurately assessed without contacting the
injured person.