The invention discloses a
living body face detection method based on a near-
infrared and visible light binocular camera, and belongs to the technical field of face recognition, and the method comprises the steps: collecting binocular visible light and near-
infrared images, and carrying out the cross-
modal alignment; subcutaneous microvascular pulsation
time sequence signals in the near-
infrared image are extracted, texture boundary features in the visible light
image sequence are enhanced in combination with the near-
infrared image sequence, and an enhanced
texture feature map is obtained; analyzing 3D deformation continuity and
physiological motion consistency in the expressions and actions based on the enhanced
texture feature map; and in combination with time-
frequency domain disturbance detection, carrying out
living body determination. According to the method, a multi-
modal time sequence synchronous material reflection
gradient analysis and microvascular pulsation
time sequence tracking technology is adopted, and in combination with facial dynamic 3D deformation
biomechanical model constraint and time-frequency combined anti-interference
verification, the accuracy and robustness of in-vivo detection can be effectively improved, and a powerful guarantee is provided for the safety of a face recognition technology.