DROWSINESS DETECTION AND MAIL ALERT SYSTEM

A PROJECT REPORT
SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF
THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE AWARD OF
THE DEGREE OF B.SC - COMPUTER SCIENCE

BY
Mohamed Illuham(RA2231005010075) Santhosh Kumar
(RA2231005010078)Harish Ragavendar (RA2231005010112)

Under the guidance of

Dr. Elangovan
Department of Computer Science

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE

AND HUMANITIES
SRM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
S.R.M. Nagar, Kattankulathur, Chengalpattu District

APRIL 2025
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SYSTEM” is the Bonafide work of “Mohamed Illuham(RA2231005010075)

Santhosh Kumar (RA2231005010078)Harish Ragavendar (RA2231005010112)”

who carried out the PROJECT WORK (UCS20D10L) under my supervision in their

third semester towards partial fulfilment of III-year B.Sc. – Computer Science course

in the Department of Computer Science.

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of Science and Humanities Faculty of Science and Humanities SRMIST,
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 ABSTRACT

The AI-Powered Web Scraper is an advanced automated system designed to extract

structured and unstructured data from websites with efficiency, accuracy, and
intelligence. Traditional web scraping tools often face challenges such as handling
dynamic web content, bypassing anti-scraping mechanisms, and structuring
unprocessed data. This project overcomes these hurdles by integrating artificial
intelligence (AI) with state-of-the-art web scraping techniques.

The system employs Selenium, BeautifulSoup4, and xml for robust web page
interaction and parsing, enabling it to retrieve both static and dynamically loaded
content. AI-powered text processing is implemented using LangChain and
LangChain_Ollama, which enhance the extracted data by performing
summarization, entity recognition, sentiment analysis, and structured formatting.
This ensures that raw web data is converted into insightful and usable information.

A major feature of this project is its user-friendly interface, developed with

Streamlit, which allows users to interact with the scraper intuitively. The interface
supports customizable input parameters, enabling users to specify the target URLs,
data extraction preferences, and output formats such as CSV and JSON. This makes
the scraper accessible even to non-technical users who require valuable data for
research, business analytics, and decision-making.
The AI-Powered Web Scraper is built with scalability and flexibility in mind. It is
designed to handle large-scale data extraction tasks, with provisions for proxy
rotation, CAPTCHA-solving mechanisms, and cloud-based deployment to mitigate
anti-bot restrictions imposed by certain websites.

This report thoroughly discusses the development process, methodologies,

technical challenges, and solutions implemented in building this AI-enhanced
scraping system.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

At the outset, I would like to express my thanks to the Lord almighty for helping me
to complete this project work successfully. My sincere thanks to my PARENTS, who
supported in all aspects of my life.

I wish to extend my sincere gratitude to Dr. A.Vinay Kumar, Pro-Vice Chancellor,

SBL, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, for his support.

My humble gratitude to Dr.A.Duraisamy, Professor and Dean, Faculty of Science

and Humanities, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, for his extended support.

I am sincerely thankful to Dr.S.Albert Antony Raj, Professor and Deputy Dean,

Faculty of Sciences, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, for his valuable
support.

I express my sincere gratitude to Dr.P.Muthulakshmi, Head and professor,

Department of Computer science, for her encouragement and vital support
provided during the project work.

I express my sincere thanks to our Project coordinator Dr. Elangovan, Assistant

Professor for his kind encouragement and his valuable suggestions for improvement
which helped me in completing this project.

It would not have been possible without the kind and constructive support of my
department faculty members and lab programmers of the Department of Computer
Science.

Mohamed Illuham
Santhosh Kumar
Harish Ragavendar
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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION……………………………………………………………………………………….…06 2.
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS………………………………………………………..14
2.1. HARDWARE SPECIFICATION………………………………………………………………………………………..14
2.2. SOFTWARE SPECIFICATION………………………………………………………………………………………….16
2.3. ABOUT THE SOFTWARE AND ITS FEATURES…………………………………………………………………18

3. SYSTEM ANALYSIS………………………………………………………………………………………20
3.1. PROPOSED SYSTEM…………………………………………………………………………………………………….20

3.2. FEASIBILITY STUDY……………………………………………………………………………………………………..21

4. SYSTEM DESIGN………………………………………………………………………………………..23
4.1. ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM………………………………………………………………………………………….23

4.2. DATA FLOW DIAGRAM……………………………………………………………………………………………….24

4.3. USE CASE DIAGRAM…………………………………………………………………………………………………..25

4.4. SEQUENCE DIAGRAM……………………………………………………………………………………………..…26
4.5. CLASS DIAGRAM………………………………………………………………………………………………………..27

5. SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION……………………………………………………………………….29
5.1. MODULES DESCRIPTION…………………………………………………………………………………………….29

5.2. USER INTERFACE DIAGRAM……………………………………………………………………………………….32

6. SYSTEM TESTING……………………………………………………………………………………….34
6.1. TEST CASE………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….34

6.2. UNIT TESTING…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….35

6.3. INTEGRATED TESTING………………………………………………………………………………………………..36

7. CONCLUSION……………………………………………………………………………………………38
7.1. FUTURE ENHANCEMENT…………………………………………………………………………………………..38

8. REFERENCE……………………………………………………………………………………………….39 9.
APPENDICES……………………………………………………………………………………………..40
9.1. SOURCE PROGRAM……………………………………………………………………………………………………40

9.2. OUTPUT SCREEN……………………………………………………………………………………………………….49

 LIST OF TABLES
TABLE 6.1. TEST CASES…………………………………………………………………………………….34

LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 4.1. ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM…………………………………………………………….23
Figure 4.2. DATA FLOW DIAGRAM……………………………………………………….………….24
Figure 4.3. USE CASE DIAGRAM……………………………………………………………….…....25
Figure 4.4. SEQUENCE DIAGRAM…………………………………………………….……………..26
Figure 4.5. CLASS DIAGRAM…………………………………………………………………………..27
Figure 5.1. UI………………………………………………………………………………………………….32
Figure 5.3. DESCRIPTION………………………………………………………………………………..33
Figure 5.4. LOADING DESCRIPTION…………………………………………………………………33
Figure 9.1. OUTPUT SCREEN……………………………………………………………………………49
 1. INTRODUCTION

Drowsiness while driving or performing critical tasks can lead to serious accidents
and safety hazards. To address this issue, real-time drowsiness detection systems
have become essential in industries such as transportation, security, and healthcare.
This project aims to develop an AI-powered drowsiness detection system using
computer vision and machine learning to identify signs of fatigue and alert users
instantly.

The system leverages OpenCV, dlib, and imutils to capture and analyze real-time
facial landmarks, particularly focusing on Eye Aspect Ratio (EAR) to detect eye
closure. If the EAR falls below a predefined threshold for a sustained period, the
system triggers multiple alerts, including:

Sound notifications using Pygame to instantly wake up the user.

Web-based alerts via Flask and SocketIO for real-time monitoring.
Email notifications with captured images to notify supervisors or authorities.

This project integrates Selenium, BeautifulSoup4, and lxml for handling both static
and dynamic web content, ensuring smooth operation in various environments.
Additionally, LangChain and LangChain_Ollama enhance data processing by
enabling summarization, entity recognition, and structured formatting of
extracted information.

By implementing this AI-driven approach, the system not only detects drowsiness
efficiently but also provides instant alerts, ensuring safety and proactive intervention.
Key Features of the Drowsiness Detection and Mail Alert System

1. Drowsiness and fatigue are leading causes of accidents in

industries such as transportation, manufacturing, and healthcare.
To address this critical issue, we present an AI-Powered Drowsiness
Detection System, which continuously monitors a user's facial
activity and triggers alerts when signs of fatigue are detected.
2. This system leverages computer vision, artificial intelligence,
and real-time alert mechanisms to ensure safety and prevent
accidents. By using OpenCV, dlib, and Flask, it detects eye closure
patterns, evaluates the Eye Aspect Ratio (EAR), and generates
instant warnings via audio alarms, web alerts, and email
notifications with captured images.
3. The key features include:
4. Real-time facial landmark detection for eye-tracking and
drowsiness assessment.
5. Multi-level alert system (sound alarm, web notification, and
email alert).
6. Efficient and scalable performance using Flask and WebSocket
technology.
7. User-friendly web interface for live monitoring and
interaction.
OBJECTIVE:
The AI-Powered Drowsiness Detection System is designed to enhance safety by
detecting signs of fatigue in real-time and providing immediate alerts. The key
objectives of this project are:
1. Real-Time Drowsiness Detection

• Implement computer vision-based facial recognition to analyze eye

movement and blink frequency.
• Use dlib and OpenCV to track facial landmarks and calculate the Eye Aspect
Ratio (EAR) to detect drowsiness.

2. Multi-Level Alert System

• Trigger audio alerts using Pygame mixer to wake the individual when
drowsiness is detected.
• Send real-time notifications through a Flask-based web interface using
SocketIO.
• Capture images of drowsy individuals and send email alerts with the attached
image for documentation.

3. Efficient and Scalable Performance

• Utilize Flask and WebSockets for fast and real-time alert notifications.
• Optimize the system for low-latency performance, ensuring quick detection
and response.

4. User-Friendly Web Interface

• Provide a Flask-based GUI for easy monitoring of drowsiness detection.

• Enable live video streaming with detected eye movements and alerts.

5. Practical Applications

• Improve road safety by helping drivers stay alert.

• Enhance workplace safety for professionals operating heavy machinery.
• Assist medical and research studies focused on fatigue detection and
prevention.
 2. SYSTEM REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS

Minimum Requirements:
Processor: Intel Core i3
RAM: 6 GB
Storage: 25 GB free disk space
Camera: HD Webcam (for real-time video processing)
Internet Connection: Required for remote alert notifications
GPU: Not required (unless deep learning models are used)
Operating System: Windows 10, Linux, or macOS
Recommended Specifications:
Processor
The minimum required processor is Intel Core i3, which is sufficient for basic real-
time video processing. However, for improved performance and faster facial
recognition, an Intel Core i5/i7 or AMD Ryzen 5/7 is recommended.
RAM
A minimum of 6 GB RAM is required for smooth operation. However, for faster
real-time processing and efficient AI model execution, 16 GB or more RAM is
recommended, especially when dealing with high-resolution video streams.
Storage
The system requires at least 25 GB of free disk space to store processed video
frames, logs, and essential AI models. However, using an SSD with 256 GB or more
will significantly improve data access speed, especially for storing and retrieving
video footage efficiently.
Camera
A high-definition (HD) webcam is necessary to accurately capture eye movements
and facial features. A 1080p or higher resolution camera is recommended for
improved detection accuracy.
Internet Connection
A stable internet connection is required for sending real-time email alerts and
notifications. A high-speed internet connection is recommended to minimize delays
in remote monitoring applications.
Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)
For basic drowsiness detection, a GPU is not required. However, if deep learning
models or advanced AI-based facial recognition are implemented, an NVIDIA GPU
(RTX 3060 or higher) is recommended for accelerated processing.
Operating System
The system should be compatible with Windows 10/11, Linux (Ubuntu
recommended), or macOS. Windows 11 is recommended for better compatibility
with AI tools, while Linux is preferred for efficient resource management when
running Flask-based web applications.
These specifications ensure optimal performance for real-time drowsiness
detection, alert notifications, and image processing, making the system reliable and
efficient across various use cases.
2.2. SOFTWARE SPECIFICATION

Python Libraries (Installed via requirements.txt):

• Flask (Web Framework)
• Flask-SocketIO (Real-time Web Communication)
• OpenCV (cv2) (Computer Vision for Face & Eye Detection)
• dlib (Facial Landmark Detection)
• imutils (Image Processing Utilities)
• pygame (Sound Alerts for Drowsiness Detection)
• smtplib & email.message (Email Notification System)
1. Flask (Web Framework)
Flask is used as the backend framework to handle web requests and real-time alerts.
It enables users to access the drowsiness detection system via a web-based interface.
2. Flask-SocketIO (Real-time Web Communication)
Flask-SocketIO facilitates real-time event-driven communication between the web
interface and the backend, ensuring immediate alerts when drowsiness is detected.
3. OpenCV (cv2) (Computer Vision for Face & Eye Detection)
OpenCV is responsible for processing real-time video feeds, detecting facial
landmarks, and identifying eye closure patterns to determine drowsiness levels.
4. dlib (Facial Landmark Detection)
dlib provides pre-trained models for face detection and landmark localization,
enabling accurate eye tracking to calculate the Eye Aspect Ratio (EAR) for drowsiness
detection.
5. imutils (Image Processing Utilities)
imutils simplifies image processing tasks such as resizing frames, rotation, and basic
transformations, making video processing more efficient.

6. pygame (Sound Alerts for Drowsiness Detection)

pygame is used to play alert sounds whenever drowsiness is detected, ensuring that
the user is immediately notified through an auditory warning system.

7. smtplib & email.message (Email Notification System)

smtplib and email.message enable automated email alerts to be sent when
drowsiness is detected. The system captures an image of the driver and sends it as an
email attachment for remote monitoring and safety purposes.
2.3. About the Software and Its Features (Drowsiness Detection
System)
1. Real-Time Drowsiness Detection
Utilizes computer vision (OpenCV, dlib) to detect eye closure and blink rates in real-
time.
Eye Aspect Ratio (EAR) calculation determines whether a user is experiencing
drowsiness.
Works with live webcam feed to monitor alertness continuously.
2. AI-Powered Alert System
Integrates facial landmark detection to accurately track eye movement and blinking
patterns.
Automatically triggers sound alerts (pygame) if drowsiness is detected.
Email notifications (smtplib) are sent with an attached image of the driver when
drowsiness is identified.
3. User-Friendly Web Interface
Built using Flask & Flask-SocketIO for a simple web-based dashboard.
Live video stream accessible via a web browser (no need for command-line
interaction).
Displays real-time drowsiness status and alerts via the UI.
4. Image & Data Storage
Captures and saves images of the user when drowsiness is detected.
Can be extended to store event logs for later analysis.
5. Performance Optimization & Efficiency
Uses dlib’s pre-trained models for fast and efficient facial landmark detection.
Optimized for CPU-based processing (no GPU required unless extended with deep
learning).
6. Security and Environment Management
python-dotenv manages sensitive information like email credentials securely.
Ensures privacy and data protection while capturing and processing video frames.
This system is designed for safety applications, particularly for drivers, machine
operators, and night shift workers, providing real-time monitoring and proactive
alerts to prevent accidents due to drowsiness.
 3.1 PROPOSED SYSTEM
The Drowsiness Detection System is an AI-powered safety solution designed to monitor user
alertness in real-time using computer vision and facial landmark detection. It leverages OpenCV,
dlib, and Flask for seamless video processing and alert mechanisms. The system detects
drowsiness based on eye aspect ratio (EAR) calculations, triggering:

• Audio alerts to warn the user

• Email notifications with an image capture upon detecting drowsiness

A Flask-based web interface provides a simple and accessible platform for real-time monitoring,
allowing users to remotely access alerts. Security and privacy measures ensure that sensitive data
(captured images, email credentials) is securely managed using python-dotenv.

The system is adaptable for various applications, including:

• Driver safety monitoring

• Industrial worker alertness tracking
• Healthcare assistance

Advantages of the Proposed System

✔ Real-time drowsiness detection for enhanced safety

✔ Automated alerts (audio & email) to prevent accidents
✔ Web-based monitoring interface for easy accessibility
✔ Cost-effective implementation using open-source tools
✔ Scalable & adaptable for diverse industries

3.2 FEASIBILITY STUDY

The feasibility study evaluates the practicality, viability, and effectiveness of the Drowsiness
Detection System across key factors:

1. Technical Feasibility

✔ Availability of Tools – Uses widely supported Python libraries: OpenCV, dlib, Flask, pygame
✔ Hardware Compatibility – Runs efficiently on standard computers (Intel Core i3, 6GB RAM,
no GPU required)
✔ Software Requirements – Compatible with Windows, Linux, and macOS with Python support
✔ Scalability – Can be enhanced with deep learning models, mobile integration, and cloud-
based monitoring
2. Economic Feasibility

Low Development Cost – Utilizes open-source frameworks, minimizing software expenses

Minimal Hardware Investment – Runs on standard consumer-grade computers (no GPU
required)
Cost Savings – Reduces accidents & financial losses in industries like transportation &
manufacturing

3. Operational Feasibility

User-Friendly Interface – Flask-based UI ensures ease of use for non-technical users

Automation & Efficiency – Automatically detects drowsiness & triggers alerts, reducing
manual monitoring
Maintenance & Updates – Modular design allows for future upgrades (e.g., AI-based
enhancements, mobile integration)
Reliability – Uses robust facial recognition techniques for accurate drowsiness detection

4. Legal and Ethical Feasibility

⚖ Privacy & Security – Secure credential management via python-dotenv, ensuring no

unauthorized data storage
⚖ Ethical Use Cases – Designed for ethical safety monitoring (drivers, workers, healthcare
patients)
⚖ Regulatory Compliance – Can be adapted to meet GDPR & workplace safety regulations

Conclusion

The Drowsiness Detection System is:

Technically feasible – Uses reliable & scalable technology
Economically viable – Low development & operational costs
Operationally efficient – Ensures real-time, automated monitoring
Legally compliant – Adheres to privacy & safety regulations
4. SYSTEM DESIGN

4.1. ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM

Figure 4.1
4.2. DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

Figures 4.2
4.3. USE CASE DIAGRAM
Figures 4.3
4.4. SEQUENCE DIAGRAM
Figures 4.4
4.5. CLASS DIAGRAM
Figures 4.5
5. SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION
5.1. MODULES DESCRIPTION
The Drowsiness Detection System consists of multiple modules, each responsible for specific tasks
such as video processing, drowsiness detection, alert mechanisms, and logging.

1. User Interface Module

• Provides a web-based front-end built with Flask.

• Users can monitor real-time video feed and receive alerts when drowsiness is detected.

Features:
✔ Simple, intuitive web interface for live video streaming.
✔ Displays real-time alerts for drowsiness detection.
✔ Responsive design for accessibility on different devices.

2. Video Processing Module

• Captures and processes video frames using OpenCV and dlib.

• Detects facial landmarks and extracts eye regions.

Features:
✔ Uses a webcam or external camera for video input.
✔ Converts frames to grayscale for efficient processing.
✔ Detects faces and extracts eye landmarks using dlib.

3. Drowsiness Detection Module

• Uses the Eye Aspect Ratio (EAR) formula to detect drowsiness.

• If EAR falls below a threshold, the system triggers an alert.

Features:
✔ Calculates EAR using facial landmarks.
✔ Maintains a frame-based check to avoid false positives.
✔ Triggers an alert if drowsiness is consistently detected.
4. Alert Mechanism Module

• Generates audio and visual alerts to wake the user.

• Sends an email notification with an attached image.

Features:
✔ Plays an alarm sound using pygame.mixer.
✔ Sends an alert to the front-end via Flask-SocketIO.
✔ Captures an image of the drowsy user and emails it.

5. Email Notification Module

• Sends an email alert with a captured image of the drowsy user.

• Uses smtplib for SMTP-based email transmission.

Features:
✔ Sends an email when drowsiness is detected.
✔ Attaches the captured frame as proof.
✔ Uses environment variables for security (Python dotenv).

6. Logging & Error Handling Module

• Keeps logs of system events, errors, and detections.

Features:
✔ Logs system errors for debugging.
✔ Stores timestamps of detections for analysis.
✔ Helps improve detection accuracy based on previous logs.

7. Security & Privacy Module

• Ensures secure handling of sensitive data.

Features:
✔ Uses dotenv to secure email credentials.
✔ Does not store personal data unless explicitly required.
✔ Ensures compliance with privacy laws like GDPR.
5.2. USER INTERFACE DIAGRAM

Figures 5.1
 6. SYSTEM TESTING

6.1. TEST CASES TABLE 6.1. Test Cases for SCRAPE URL Project

Test Test Scenario Test Steps Expected Result Actual Result Status
Case (Pass/Fail)
ID
Test Test Scenario Test Steps Expected Result Actual Result Status
Case (Pass/Fail)
ID
TC_01 Validate 1. Start the The system The webcam Pass
webcam input system. 2. Ensure should detect feed displays
the webcam is and display a correctly.
connected. 3. real-time video
Observe the video feed.
feed.
TC_02 Detect open 1. User keeps eyes No alert should System correctly Pass
eyes (normal open normally. 2. be triggered. detects open
state) System processes eyes and does
frames. not trigger an
alert.
TC_03 Detect closed 1. User closes eyes System should Alert is triggered Pass
eyes for more than the trigger an alert correctly after
(drowsiness) threshold (e.g., 2 (sound and UI the threshold is
seconds). 2. System warning). crossed.
processes frames.
TC_04 Play sound 1. Simulate System should Alarm sound Pass
alarm on drowsiness by play an alarm plays as
detection closing eyes. 2. Wait sound. expected.
for the alert.
TC_05 Send email 1. Trigger Email should be Email is Pass
notification drowsiness sent with an successfully sent
detection. 2. Ensure image with the correct
attachment. image.
 an email with an
image is sent.
TC_06 Capture and 1. Trigger Image Image is Pass
store drowsiness should be captured and
drowsiness detection. 2. Check captured stored
image the stored image and saved correctly.
file. locally.
TC_07 Handle 1. Two people System System Pass
multiple face appear in front of should successfully
detections the camera. detect only tracks only
one face at a one face for
time. detection.
TC_08 Detect face in 1. Test in different The system Works in bright Pass (with
different lighting (bright, dim, should and dim light limitations)
lighting dark). detect but struggles in
conditions drowsiness dark
in various environments.
lighting
conditions.
TC_09 System 1. Run the system The system System runs Pass
performance for a long period should continuously
under high (e.g., 2 hours). remain without failure.
load stable and
not crash.

6.2. UNIT TESTING

Unit testing ensures that each component of the drowsiness detection
system functions correctly in isolation.
1. Webcam & Video Capture Module
Objective: Ensure the webcam initializes and captures frames correctly.
Test Cases:
✅ Validate video feed starts correctly.
✅ Handle cases where the webcam is disconnected.
✅ Ensure frames are processed efficiently without lag.
2. Eye Detection & EAR Calculation
Objective: Ensure the system correctly detects eyes and calculates the Eye
Aspect Ratio (EAR).
Test Cases:
✅ Detect eyes accurately using dlib landmarks.
✅ Correctly calculate EAR values for open and closed eyes.
✅ Ensure EAR calculations are consistent across different face angles.
3. Alert Mechanism (Sound & Email)
Objective: Ensure the system alerts the user when drowsiness is detected.
Test Cases:
✅ Trigger the alarm sound correctly when the threshold is reached.
✅ Ensure sound does not repeat continuously after an alert is triggered.
✅ Verify that email alerts contain the correct image and information.
4. Image Capture & Storage
Objective: Ensure captured images are stored properly.
Test Cases:
✅ Verify that images are saved in the correct directory.
✅ Handle file writing errors (e.g., insufficient disk space).
✅ Ensure image resolution and quality are sufficient for analysis.
5. Error Handling & Logging
Objective: Ensure the system logs errors and handles exceptions.
Test Cases:
✅ Log errors when webcam feed is unavailable.
✅ Provide a user-friendly error message when the model file is missing.
✅ Ensure system recovers from temporary failures (e.g., webcam
disconnection).
🛠 Testing Tools:
PyTest for unit test execution.
Mocking (unittest.mock) for simulating webcam input and email responses.
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6.3. INTEGRATION TESTING
Integration testing ensures all modules work together smoothly.
1. Verifying Data Flow
Objective: Ensure data moves correctly between components.
Test Cases:
✅ Verify that video frames are processed correctly.
✅ Ensure eye landmarks are passed correctly to the EAR calculation
function.
✅ Validate that drowsiness detection triggers alerts and email notifications.
2. Handling Edge Cases
Objective: Ensure stability under extreme conditions.
Test Cases:
✅ Handling rapid eye movements (blinking vs. actual drowsiness).
✅ Testing with glasses, sunglasses, and different skin tones.
✅ Simulating sudden lighting changes to test adaptability.
3. Performance and Load Testing
Objective: Ensure the system performs efficiently under heavy usage.
Test Cases:
✅ Running the system for extended hours without memory leaks.
✅ Handling multiple users accessing the web-based monitoring system.
✅ Ensuring minimal latency in frame processing and alert response.
4. Failure Recovery & Logging
Objective: Ensure system recovers from failures gracefully.
Test Cases:
✅ Restart detection if the webcam feed crashes.
✅ Log system events for debugging purposes.
✅ Validate that an incorrect EAR calculation does not cause a system crash.
🛠 Testing Tools:
Selenium WebDriver for UI testing (Flask web interface).
Postman for API validation (email notifications).
Locust or JMeter for performance testing.
 7. CONCLUSION
The Drowsiness Detection System has been meticulously designed and tested to
ensure its accuracy, reliability, and efficiency. Through unit testing, we have
validated individual components such as eye detection, EAR (Eye Aspect Ratio)
calculation, and alert mechanisms. Integration testing ensured smooth interaction
between different modules, including webcam processing, drowsiness detection,
and alert triggering.

Additionally, performance and stress testing confirmed that the system operates
efficiently under prolonged use and varying lighting conditions. Security and error
handling mechanisms have been incorporated to ensure system stability even
when the webcam is disconnected or input data is corrupted.

The rigorous testing process has significantly improved the Drowsiness Detection
System, making it more robust, scalable, and suitable for real-world deployment.
By addressing potential issues early, we have enhanced the software’s usability,
efficiency, and reliability. The project is now ready for practical implementation in
vehicles, workplaces, and other environments where drowsiness detection is
critical for safety.

7.1. FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS

🔹 Mobile Application Integration – Develop a mobile-friendly version for real-
time drowsiness alerts on smartphones.
🔹 Cloud-Based Monitoring – Deploy the system on cloud platforms (AWS, Google
Cloud) to enable remote monitoring and real-time data analytics.
🔹 Improved AI Models – Enhance drowsiness detection accuracy with deep
learning models such as CNNs or Transformer-based architectures.
🔹 Multi-Person Detection – Extend support for detecting drowsiness in multiple
users simultaneously (e.g., fleet monitoring).
🔹 Infrared Camera Support – Enable detection in low-light and nighttime
conditions using IR cameras.
🔹 Automated Report Generation – Generate periodic reports on drowsiness
patterns for better analysis and preventive measures.
🔹 IoT Integration – Connect the system with smart car systems or wearable
devices for a more seamless experience.

8. REFERENCES
1. ChatGPT – Used for conceptual understanding and refining implementation
strategies.
2. YouTube – Video tutorials on OpenCV, Dlib, and eye-tracking for drowsiness
detection.
3. Geeks for Geeks – Articles on computer vision, OpenCV, and real-time image
processing.
🔗 https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/opencv-python-tutorial/
4. Dlib Facial Landmark Model – Used for facial feature extraction.
🔗 http://dlib.net/
5. Research Papers on Drowsiness Detection – Referenced for Eye Aspect Ratio
(EAR) calculations and threshold values.
6. Python Machine Learning Libraries – TensorFlow, Keras, and Scipy for AI-
enhanced drowsiness detection.
7. OpenCV Documentation – Used for real-time video processing and image
recognition.
🔗 https://docs.opencv.org/
8. NPTEL – Computer Vision & Deep Learning – Academic resources for image
recognition and pattern detection.
9. APPENDICES
9.1. SOURCE CODE:
from flask import Flask,
render_template,
Response
from flask_socketio
import SocketIO
from scipy.spatial
import distance
from imutils import
face_utils
from pygame import
mixer
import imutils
import dlib
import cv2
import smtplib
import os
import time
from email.message
import EmailMessage

app = Flask(__name__)
socketio =
SocketIO(app)

# Initialize sound alert

mixer.init()
mixer.music.load("musi
c.wav")

# Function to calculate
Eye Aspect Ratio (EAR)
def
eye_aspect_ratio(eye):
A=
distance.euclidean(eye[
1], eye[5])
B=
distance.euclidean(eye[
2], eye[4])
C=
distance.euclidean(eye[
0], eye[3])
ear = (A + B) / (2.0 *
C)
return ear
# Thresholds for
drowsiness detection
thresh = 0.25
frame_check = 20
detect =
dlib.get_frontal_face_d
etector()
predict =
dlib.shape_predictor("
models/shape_predicto
r_68_face_landmarks.d
at")

(lStart, lEnd) =
face_utils.FACIAL_LAND
MARKS_68_IDXS["left_e
ye"]
(rStart, rEnd) =
face_utils.FACIAL_LAND
MARKS_68_IDXS["right
_eye"]
cap =
cv2.VideoCapture(0)
flag = 0

# Email alert function

with image attachment
def
send_email_alert(image
_path):
sender_email = ""
sender_password = ""
# Use an App Password
recipient_email = ""

subject = "Drowsiness
Detected Alert!"
body = "Warning!
Drowsiness detected.
See the attached
image."

msg = EmailMessage()
msg["Subject"] =
subject
msg["From"] =
sender_email
 msg["To"] =
recipient_email

msg.set_content(body)

# Attach image
with
open(image_path, "rb")
as img:

msg.add_attachment(i
mg.read(),
maintype="image",
subtype="jpeg",
filename=os.path.basen
ame(image_path))

try:
server =
smtplib.SMTP("smtp.g
mail.com", 587)
server.starttls()
server.login(sender_em
ail, sender_password)

server.send_message(m
sg)
server.quit()

print("✅ Email
with captured image
sent successfully!")
except Exception as e:

print(f"❌ Failed to
send email: {e}")

# Video streaming
generator function
def generate_frames():
global flag
while True:
ret, frame =
cap.read()
if not ret:
break
 frame =
imutils.resize(frame,
width=450)
gray =
cv2.cvtColor(frame,
cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)
subjects =
detect(gray, 0)

for subject in
subjects:
shape =
predict(gray, subject)
shape =
face_utils.shape_to_np(
shape)
leftEye =
shape[lStart:lEnd]
rightEye =
shape[rStart:rEnd]
leftEAR =
eye_aspect_ratio(leftEy
e)
 rightEAR =
eye_aspect_ratio(rightE
ye)
ear = (leftEAR +
rightEAR) / 2.0
leftEyeHull =
cv2.convexHull(leftEye)
rightEyeHull =
cv2.convexHull(rightEye
)

cv2.drawContours(fram
e, [leftEyeHull], -1, (0,
255, 0), 1)

cv2.drawContours(fram
e, [rightEyeHull], -1, (0,
255, 0), 1)

if ear < thresh:

flag += 1
print(flag)
if flag >=
frame_check:
cv2.putText(frame,
"****************ALE
RT!****************",
(10, 30),

cv2.FONT_HERSHEY_SI
MPLEX, 0.7, (0, 0, 255),
2)

mixer.music.play()

socketio.emit('alert',
{'message': 'Drowsiness
Detected!'}) # Web
alert

# Capture
and save the image

image_filename =
f"drowsy_capture_{int(t
ime.time())}.jpg"
 image_path =
os.path.join(os.getcwd()
, image_filename)

cv2.imwrite(image_pat
h, frame)

print(f"📸
Captured image saved
as {image_filename}")

# Send email
with the captured
image

send_email_alert(image
_path)
else:
flag = 0

# Encode frame for

streaming
_, buffer =
cv2.imencode('.jpg',
frame)
 frame_bytes =
buffer.tobytes()
yield (b'--
frame\r\n'
b'Content-Type:
image/jpeg\r\n\r\n' +
frame_bytes + b'\r\n')

# Flask routes
@app.route('/')
def index():
return
render_template('index.
html')

@app.route('/video_fee
d')
def video_feed():
return
Response(generate_fra
mes(),
mimetype='multipart/x-
mixed-replace;
boundary=frame')
if __name__ ==
'__main__':
socketio.run(app,
debug=True)

9.2. OUTPUT SCREEN