This invention relates to the field of intelligent driving assistance technology, specifically disclosing a driver state
monitoring system based on intelligent image recognition. Built on a
Raspberry Pi embedded platform, it includes a video acquisition module, a core
algorithm processing module, and a
peripheral control module. The video acquisition module is compatible with
USB or CSI cameras, acquiring and preprocessing driver facial images. The core
algorithm processing module incorporates a lightweight facial key point detection model to extract facial features and identify dangerous behaviors such as
closed eyes and
head tilting, and features a feature calibration and fatigue grading mechanism. The
peripheral control module connects to alarm and display components, triggering corresponding warning actions and can be expanded to include multiple alarm methods. The
system can also track continuous driving time and expand remote monitoring functionality. This invention features low hardware cost, low
power consumption, convenient deployment, fast edge-side
inference response, and accurate monitoring. It is adaptable to multiple scenarios, requires no manual intervention, comprehensively prevents fatigue driving, and is easy to deploy on a large scale.