Non-Contact Health Monitoring During Daily Personal Care Routines

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Hauptverfasser: Ma, Xulin, Tang, Jiankai, Jiang, Zhang, Cheng, Songqin, Shi, Yuanchun, LI, Dong, Liu, Xin, McDuff, Daniel, Liu, Xiaojing, Wang, Yuntao
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author Ma, Xulin
Tang, Jiankai
Jiang, Zhang
Cheng, Songqin
Shi, Yuanchun
LI, Dong
Liu, Xin
McDuff, Daniel
Liu, Xiaojing
Wang, Yuntao
author_facet Ma, Xulin
Tang, Jiankai
Jiang, Zhang
Cheng, Songqin
Shi, Yuanchun
LI, Dong
Liu, Xin
McDuff, Daniel
Liu, Xiaojing
Wang, Yuntao
contents Remote photoplethysmography (rPPG) enables non-contact, continuous monitoring of physiological signals and offers a practical alternative to traditional health sensing methods. Although rPPG is promising for daily health monitoring, its application in long-term personal care scenarios, such as mirror-facing routines in high-altitude environments, remains challenging due to ambient lighting variations, frequent occlusions from hand movements, and dynamic facial postures. To address these challenges, we present LADH (Long-term Altitude Daily Health), the first long-term rPPG dataset containing 240 synchronized RGB and infrared (IR) facial videos from 21 participants across five common personal care scenarios, along with ground-truth PPG, respiration, and blood oxygen signals. Our experiments demonstrate that combining RGB and IR video inputs improves the accuracy and robustness of non-contact physiological monitoring, achieving a mean absolute error (MAE) of 4.99 BPM in heart rate estimation. Furthermore, we find that multi-task learning enhances performance across multiple physiological indicators simultaneously. Dataset and code are open at https://github.com/McJackTang/FusionVitals.
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spellingShingle Non-Contact Health Monitoring During Daily Personal Care Routines
Ma, Xulin
Tang, Jiankai
Jiang, Zhang
Cheng, Songqin
Shi, Yuanchun
LI, Dong
Liu, Xin
McDuff, Daniel
Liu, Xiaojing
Wang, Yuntao
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Artificial Intelligence
Remote photoplethysmography (rPPG) enables non-contact, continuous monitoring of physiological signals and offers a practical alternative to traditional health sensing methods. Although rPPG is promising for daily health monitoring, its application in long-term personal care scenarios, such as mirror-facing routines in high-altitude environments, remains challenging due to ambient lighting variations, frequent occlusions from hand movements, and dynamic facial postures. To address these challenges, we present LADH (Long-term Altitude Daily Health), the first long-term rPPG dataset containing 240 synchronized RGB and infrared (IR) facial videos from 21 participants across five common personal care scenarios, along with ground-truth PPG, respiration, and blood oxygen signals. Our experiments demonstrate that combining RGB and IR video inputs improves the accuracy and robustness of non-contact physiological monitoring, achieving a mean absolute error (MAE) of 4.99 BPM in heart rate estimation. Furthermore, we find that multi-task learning enhances performance across multiple physiological indicators simultaneously. Dataset and code are open at https://github.com/McJackTang/FusionVitals.
title Non-Contact Health Monitoring During Daily Personal Care Routines
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.09718