Desk fatigue test: check eye closure, yawns, and head drops
Use browser camera face signals to notice fatigue-like desk work patterns without uploading video.
Quick answer
A desk fatigue test should combine several signals, because one yawn, one long blink, or one head drop is not enough to label someone fatigued.
Run the free testSignals used
WorkPose combines eye closure load, long blinks, yawns, and head-drop movement using conservative thresholds.
Combining signals helps the page stay practical without over-reading one normal moment.
How to use it
Use the result to choose a reset, break, or lighter work block.
Do not use it as a medical, driving, workplace safety, or alertness assessment.
When to recheck
Recheck after a break, after a long meeting, or before starting a demanding focus block.
If fatigue-like signals keep returning, step away from the desk and use normal judgment about rest.
Privacy and boundaries
WorkPose tool checks are browser-based desk ergonomics prompts. They are not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or a safety-critical fatigue assessment. Camera analysis runs on your device after you start a tool.
Primary tool: Desk fatigue check