Data mining for gaze tracking system
Breanna Heidenburg, Michael Lenisa, Daniel Wentzel, Aleksander Malinowski · 2008
An eye tracking system has been developed to control a computer cursor by tracking the userpsilas gaze. This tracking is achieved via a small form factor camera mounted near the userpsilas eye, which communicates image data to a computer system. The computer system processes the image and determines the direction of the userpsilas gaze. This position data is used to move a cursor on a display. By using this as an input method, the system allows full hands-free use of the computer. Additionally, an augmented reality system has been created using a head mounted micro display. This creates a heads-up display for the user.