Design of a computer game using an eye-tracking device for eye's activity rehabilitation

Lin, Chern‐Sheng; Huan, Chia-Chin; Chen, Chan; Yeh, Mau‐Shiun; Chiu, Chuang-Chien

doi:10.1016/s0143-8166(03)00075-7

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“…Já a medicina de reabilitação (Lina, Huana, Chana, Yehb, & Chiua, 2004) desenvolveu um sistema de rastreamento ocular para a reabilitação de deficiências no movimento dos olhos. (Corcoran, Nanu, Petrescu, & Bigioi, 2012) mostram como a deteção da face em tempo real combinado com rastreamento dos olhos podem ser utilizados em ambientes de jogos.…”

Section: Interfaces Baseadas No Rastreamento Dos Olhosunclassified

Natural Interactions: An Application for Gestural Hands Recognition

Proença

Guerra

2013

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Section: Interfaces Baseadas No Rastreamento Dos Olhosunclassified

Natural Interactions: An Application for Gestural Hands Recognition

Proença

Guerra

2013

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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“…Based on the analysis of eye motion they found that more experienced chess players showed eye movement patterns with a higher selectivity depending on chess piece saliency. Lin et al developed a game interface using eye movements for rehabilitation [12]. They reported that the subjects' eyes became more agile which may allow for specific applications to help people with visual disabilities.…”

Section: Eye Movements and Gamesmentioning

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EyeMote – Towards Context-Aware Gaming Using Eye Movements Recorded from Wearable Electrooculography

2008

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Abstract. Physical activity has emerged as a novel input modality for so-called active video games. Input devices such as music instruments, dance mats or the Wii accessories allow for novel ways of interaction and a more immersive gaming experience. In this work we describe how eye movements recognised from electrooculographic (EOG) signals can be used for gaming purposes in three different scenarios. In contrast to common video-based systems, EOG can be implemented as a wearable and light-weight system which allows for long-term use with unconstrained simultaneous physical activity. In a stationary computer game we show that eye gestures of varying complexity can be recognised online with equal performance to a state-of-the-art video-based system. For pervasive gaming scenarios, we show how eye movements can be recognised in the presence of signal artefacts caused by physical activity such as walking. Finally, we describe possible future context-aware games which exploit unconscious eye movements and show which possibilities this new input modality may open up.

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“…There were several attempts, where interactive solutions stability and precision improvement was considerably enhanced by system intrusiveness. Due to special devices attached directly to the skin or enforcing users to wear uncomfortable glasses or helmets [38][39][40], systems reduce correlation costs between eyes related and eye tracking device related, coordinating systems.…”

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Single web camera robust interactive eye-gaze tracking method

Wojciechowski¹,

Fornalczyk²

2015

Bulletin of the Polish Academy of Sciences Technical Sciences

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Abstract. Eye-gaze tracking is an aspect of human-computer interaction still growing in popularity,. Tracking human gaze point can help control user interfaces and may help evaluate graphical user interfaces. At the same time professional eye-trackers are very expensive and thus unavailable for most of user interface researchers and small companies. The paper presents very effective, low cost, computer vision based, interactive eye-gaze tracking method. On contrary to other authors results the method achieves very high precision (about 1.5 deg horizontally and 2.5 deg vertically) at 20 fps performance, exploiting a simple HD web camera with reasonable environment restrictions. The paper describes the algorithms used in the eye-gaze tracking method and results of experimental tests, both static absolute point of interest estimation, and dynamic functional gaze controlled cursor steering.

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Design of a computer game using an eye-tracking device for eye's activity rehabilitation

Cited by 53 publications

References 16 publications

Natural Interactions: An Application for Gestural Hands Recognition

Natural Interactions: An Application for Gestural Hands Recognition

EyeMote – Towards Context-Aware Gaming Using Eye Movements Recorded from Wearable Electrooculography

Single web camera robust interactive eye-gaze tracking method

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