An AI-powered real-time system that detects human heat stress using computer vision and combines it with live environmental data to predict and prevent heatstroke risk.
Heatwaves and extreme environmental conditions are increasing globally, especially in countries like India. Existing weather applications only provide general temperature or AQI data but fail to assess an individual's real-time physiological stress or personalized heatstroke risk. Outdoor workers, elderly individuals, and vulnerable populations often suffer heat-related illnesses due to lack of personalized and proactive monitoring systems.
There is currently no integrated system that combines computer vision-based physiological analysis with environmental intelligence to predict individual heat stress risk in real time.
We propose an AI-based system that detects real-time human heat stress using computer vision and integrates it with environmental data to predict heat exhaustion risk.
The system works in three layers:
Physiological Stress Detection (Computer Vision)
Uses OpenCV and MediaPipe for facial landmark detection
Analyzes facial redness, eye fatigue, blink rate, and skin brightness
Generates a Physiological Stress Score
Environmental Intelligence
Fetches live temperature, humidity, UV index, and AQI using weather APIs
Calculates Heat Index and Environmental Stress Score
Hybrid AI Risk Engine
Combines physiological and environmental scores
Predicts Heat Risk Level (Low / Moderate / High)
Provides real-time preventive recommendations
Real-time face-based stress detection
Hybrid ML-based risk prediction model
Personalized recommendations (hydration, rest timing, exposure control)
Voice-based alerts for accessibility
Risk trend tracking over time
Python
OpenCV
MediaPipe
PyTorch / TensorFlow
FastAPI
Weather API Integration
Machine Learning & Deep Learning Models
This system can help:
Construction workers
Farmers
Traffic police
Elderly individuals
Outdoor delivery personnel
By predicting heat exhaustion before it becomes critical, the system aims to reduce heatstroke incidents and improve occupational safety.
Unlike traditional weather apps, this solution:
Detects actual human physiological heat stress using computer vision
Combines internal body signals with external climate data
Provides real-time personalized risk assessment
Works as a preventive AI health assistant