Publication detail

GazeTracker: Gaze Direction Tracking Using Two Cameras

HEROUT, A. NEČAS, O. ANGELOV, M. BARTOŠ, P.

Original Title

GazeTracker: Gaze Direction Tracking Using Two Cameras

English Title

GazeTracker: Gaze Direction Tracking Using Two Cameras

Language

en

Original Abstract

The purpose of the research work is to track a drivers reactions to commands in a simulated setting. The project builds upon a previous one by using two cameras to extend the field-of-view of the system and to increase tracking precision. Research and development of an algorithm for determining the gaze direction of the subject. Research and development of an algorithm for camera calibration in relation to the simulator cockpit. Creation of source codes for straightforward incorporation to an application.

English abstract

The purpose of the research work is to track a drivers reactions to commands in a simulated setting. The project builds upon a previous one by using two cameras to extend the field-of-view of the system and to increase tracking precision. Research and development of an algorithm for determining the gaze direction of the subject. Research and development of an algorithm for camera calibration in relation to the simulator cockpit. Creation of source codes for straightforward incorporation to an application.

Keywords

gaze tracking, two-camera, computer vision

Released

27.12.2012

Publisher

NEUVEDEN

Location

Brno

Pages count

9

Documents

BibTex 


@misc{BUT105953,
  author="Adam {Herout} and Ondřej {Nečas} and Michael {Angelov} and Peter {Bartoš}",
  title="GazeTracker: Gaze Direction Tracking Using Two Cameras",
  annote="The purpose of the research work is to track a drivers reactions to commands in
a simulated setting. The project builds upon a previous one by using two cameras
to extend the field-of-view of the system and to increase tracking precision.
Research and development of an algorithm for determining the gaze direction of
the subject. Research and development of an algorithm for camera calibration in
relation to the simulator cockpit. Creation of source codes for straightforward
incorporation to an application.",
  address="NEUVEDEN",
  chapter="105953",
  edition="NEUVEDEN",
  howpublished="print",
  institution="NEUVEDEN",
  year="2012",
  month="december",
  pages="0--0",
  publisher="NEUVEDEN"
}