Intelligent Finger Movement Controlled Interface for Automotive Environment
Pradipta Biswas, Samuel Twist, Simon Godsill · Electronic workshops in computing · 2017
This paper presents an intelligent finger tracking system to operate infotainment systems or instrument panels in automotive environment. We developed algorithms to control an on-screen pointer using off-the-shelf infra-red sensors and reported a user study on pointing and selection tasks undertaken using the finger tracking system. We proposed polynomial models to predict probable targets and a Bayesian Fusion Model to integrate eye gaze locations of users with their finger tracks. The predictive fusion model resulted in less than 2 seconds pointing and selection times on average inside a car running on a motorway.