Title :
Implementation of an Eye Gaze Tracking System for the Disabled People
Author :
Junghoon Park ; Taeyoung Jung ; Kangbin Yim
Author_Institution :
DMC R&D Center, Samsung Electron., Suwon, South Korea
Abstract :
The paper proposes a modified pupil center corneal reflection(PCCR) hardware method to improve the system accuracy. The modified PCCR eye gaze tracking system, a new version of the PCCR eye gaze tracking system supplemented by the relation between IR LED position and the distance from the eye gaze tracking system to the monitor screen, improves the tracking accuracy within one degree. The system also suggests a circuit that can do power control adaptively between the minimum and maximum power. It is confirmed that the system performs well both for indoors and outdoors in spite of the reduced calculation. Besides, very convenient mouse functions are proposed so that can be used on PC with the eye gaze tracking functions. The user group confirmed their performances that result in high level of satisfaction with excellent tracking function. Above all, the paper suggests the adaptive exposure control algorithm for the proposed system which is robust against light. The adaptive exposure control algorithm presents excellent performance over the existing system for both indoors and outdoors even when the calculation is down to one fifth.
Keywords :
adaptive control; biomechanics; biomedical electronics; biomedical equipment; biomedical optical imaging; computer displays; customer satisfaction; eye; gaze tracking; handicapped aids; infrared sources; light emitting diodes; medical control systems; medical image processing; mouse controllers (computers); power control; robust control; IR LED position; PCCR eye gaze tracking system supplementation; adaptive exposure control algorithm; adaptive power control; calculation reduction; circuit; convenient mouse function; disabled people eye gaze tracking system; eye gaze tracking function; eye gaze tracking system distance; eye gaze tracking system implementation; high satisfaction level; indoor performance; light robustness; maximum power control; minimum power control; modified PCCR eye gaze tracking system; modified PCCR hardware method; modified pupil center corneal reflection hardware; monitor screen distance; outdoor performance; system accuracy improvement; tracking accuracy improvement; user group performance; Accuracy; Brightness; Cameras; Image processing; Light emitting diodes; Monitoring; Tracking; Accessibility; Eye gaze control; Eye gaze system; Real-time implementation;
Conference_Titel :
Advanced Information Networking and Applications (AINA), 2015 IEEE 29th International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Gwangiu
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4799-7904-2
DOI :
10.1109/AINA.2015.286