To design and implement an unsupervised TinyML-based system that performs on-device stress and sleep monitoring using physiological sensor data with efficient edge AI processing. To develop a lightweight, energy-efficient model capable of detecting patterns and anomalies in real time without labeled data, enabling continuous, privacy-preserving health monitoring on embedded devices.
The Unsupervised TinyML Approach with Efficient Edge AI for Effective Stress and Sleep Monitoring is developed to analyze human stress levels and sleeping patterns using embedded intelligence at the edge level. The system utilizes a GSR sensor to measure stress response, a pulse sensor to monitor heart rate, and a Dallas temperature sensor to observe body temperature variations. A web camera is employed to monitor facial and eye movement patterns for sleep detection using Dlib-based image processing techniques. A Raspberry Pi acts as the processing unit to collect and analyze physiological and visual data for evaluating sleep duration and stress conditions. The monitored parameters and sleep information are displayed on an LCD module for user observation. Whenever abnormal stress levels or irregular sleep behavior are identified, a buzzer alert is activated to notify the user. The proposed system enables efficient personal health monitoring through local data processing, intelligent analysis, and automated alert mechanisms.
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Hardware components:
Β· Raspberry Pi
Β· Memory Card
Β· Power Supply
Β· Adapter
Β· GSR Sensor
Β· Pulse Sensor
Β· Dallas Temperature Sensor
Β· Web Camera
Β· LCD
Β· Buzzer
Software requirements:
Β· Raspbian OS
Β· Python
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