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In-Vehicle Real-Time Human Emotion Recognition Through Visual, Thermal And Heart Rate Monitoring Using Parallel CPU And GPU Techniques For Driver Safety

Goh Chia Chieh*, Dino Isa**

* Researcher university of nothing Malaysia Campus Department Electrical & Electronics Engineering

** Professor University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus Department Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Periodicity:June - August'2011
DOI : https://doi.org/10.26634/jele.1.4.1510

Abstract

Real-Time Human Emotion Recognition Is A Challenging Task. Speed And Accuracy Has Always Been The Main Concern For Human Emotion Analysis. Such System Poses An Even Greater Challenge For Implementation In A Limited Space Of A Constantly Mobile Environment, For Example, In A Moving Vehicle. On Top Of That, Power Consumption Is Another Major Issue To Be Considered. This Paper Proposes An Efficient Method On How Such System Can Be Implemented In The Mobile Environment By Utilizing Parallel Cpu And Gpu To Achieve Real-Time Emotion Analysis And Judgment. Using Low Power Consumption Single Board Computer (Sbc) With A Dual Graphic Card Installed, The Task Will Be Split Into Multiple Threads Which Process Visual, Thermal And Heart Rate Emotion Monitoring System Simultaneously. Thus, Better Accuracy And Optimal Performance Is Attained Through Parallel Gpu And Cpu Processing. Handling Enormous Of Data Through Parallel Processing Requires Expertise In Combining The Cpu And Gpu Tasks Together By Merging Different Kinds Of Data Competently.

Keywords

Real-Time Emotion Recognition, Parallel Computing, CUDA, Thermal Imaging, Heart Rate Monitoring.

How to Cite this Article?

Goh Chia Chieh and Dino Isa (2011). In-Vehicle Real-Time Human Emotion Recognition Through Visual, Thermal and Heart Rate Monitoring Using Parallel CPU and GPU Techniques for Driver Safety. i-manager’s Journal on Electronics Engineering, 1(4), 43-49. https://doi.org/10.26634/jele.1.4.1510

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In-Vehicle Real-Time Human Emotion Recognition Through Visual, Thermal And Heart Rate Monitoring Using Parallel CPU And GPU Techniques For Driver Safety

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