This invention provides a multi-source fusion-based
system and method for calculating peak fatigue levels in runners of up to 10,000 users. The
system includes a
data acquisition module, a data preprocessing and fusion module, a peak fatigue calculation module, a safety early warning and coordinated intervention module, a
data security and
privacy protection module, and a
backup data acquisition unit. The core functionality involves collecting five-dimensional, multi-source, safety-related data on runners' physiological, exercise, environmental, individual, and subjective factors through the
data acquisition module. A simplified version of non-invasive
electromyography (EMG) signals is introduced to identify latent
muscle fatigue. A dual-layer fusion architecture of "edge + cloud" is adopted, combined with a
federated learning model, to achieve deep fusion of multi-
source data while protecting runner privacy, constructing a personalized dynamic fatigue
threshold model. The
system calculates peak fatigue levels based on a real-time safety-oriented fatigue index, implements closed-loop intervention through a four-level graded early warning mechanism linking multiple terminals, and ensures
data security through three-link redundant transmission,
data anonymization and
encryption. The
backup acquisition unit ensures
full coverage of data from up to 10,000 users.