Tiredy - Tiredness Detection 4+

Unearth the intricacies of your vitality with Tiredy, the breakthrough fatigue detection application that probes beneath the surface to unveil the authentic state of your energy levels. Meticulously crafted and propelled by advanced technology, Tiredy scrutinizes facial features, identifying redness in the eyes and measuring eye height. It's not merely about feeling weary – it's about decoding your body's signals for a comprehensive well-being assessment.

Key Features:

Eyes Redness Detection:

Leverage state-of-the-art image analysis to pinpoint nuanced signals of eye redness.
Attain insights into your fatigue levels through scientifically-backed algorithms.
Swiftly receive feedback on your exhaustion levels

Eye Height Measurement:
Precision matters! Measure eye height accurately for a holistic fatigue evaluation.
Monitor variations in eye height to comprehend patterns in your energy depletion.

During the development of the application, we relied on an article “Cues of Fatigue: Effects of Sleep Deprivation on Facial Appearance” published by US National Library of Medicine: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3738045/



They conducted a set of experiments to find out how tiredness affects the appearance of the face. Article says that tiredness is mainly identified by the eyes, first of all by the eye's redness, here is the citation from the article:


“We asked 50 students and 10 sleep researchers (from several countries, including Sweden, the Netherlands, and Australia) to list cues they associate with looking fatigued. This resulted in a list of 53 cues, of which 21 were related to behaviors, that in a second step were rated by another 61 people and the same 10 sleep researchers (mean age 30 ± 11 y for the entire group) with respect to likelihood of appearing on a fatigued person (with the possible answers yes or no). We excluded overt behaviours such as yawning, as well as cues related to being unkempt. The final list consisted of the six cues most commonly believed to relate to fatigue: hanging eyelids, red eyes, swollen eyes, glazed eyes, dark circles under the eyes, and pale skin (88-100% answered yes). Most of these cues concern the eyes, and three additional cues were chosen to better represent changes of the skin (wrinkles around the eyes [44%] and rash/eczema [35%]) and the mouth (droopy corners of the mouth [70%]). We also included a design control variable, tense lips, which was not included in the original list and had no expected association with fatigue. Sadness was added because some of the cues (e.g., droopy corners of the mouth and glazed eyes) may overlap with expressions of sadness.12 Thus, the photographs were rated on 10 facial cues, fatigue, and sadness.”



That is why we train the model to recognize eyes features. For this purpose we collected and filmed a dataset that contains several hundreds photos of tired people.

Seamlessly integrate Tiredy into your daily routine for a comprehensive well-being strategy.
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Privacy Assurance:
Your data is sacred – Tiredy prioritizes user privacy.
Secure and encrypted data storage guarantees confidentiality and peace of mind.
Share anonymized insights with healthcare professionals for enhanced support.

How to Use:
Capture a Photo - snap a quick photo within the app, focusing on your face.
Instant Analysis:
Witness as Tiredy processes the image, providing immediate fatigue insights.

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