Eye Gaze Techniques for Human Computer Interaction: A Research Survey

Sharma, Ashish; Abrol, Pawanesh

doi:10.5120/12386-8738

Cited by 25 publications

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“…In the literature, there are a large number of techniques that accurately estimate the position of the gaze. Sharma et al [30] propose a very good comparative survey of eye gaze estimation techniques.…”

Section: Eye Gaze Estimationmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Novel Architecture for Student’s attention detection in classroom based on Facial and Body expressions

2020

IJATCSE

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Student attention has become a key topic for the educational system. Automatic and efficient systems are needed for monitoring classrooms and providing feedback to the teacher. In this paper, we have presented a novel architecture for student's attention detection. Our goal is to estimate the student's state of attention at any time during the lecture based on the analysis of the student's facial and body expressions. Moreover, we have provided a detailed comparison of recent systems existing in literature. Several features are considered to be analyzed and that will afford us a good solution for automatic students' attention estimation during lectures.

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Section: Eye Gaze Estimationmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Novel Architecture for Student’s attention detection in classroom based on Facial and Body expressions

2020

IJATCSE

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“…Scott MacKenzie and Behrooz Ashtiani also provide a text entry system by eye blinking which used a scanning ambiguous keyboard [8]. It will we more fruitful if one takes a look at the paper created by Anjana Sharma to know deeply about various eye gaze techniques, algorithms, and models [9]. Michael Chau and Margrit Betke have presented a system that detects the user"s eye blinks and analyzes the pattern and duration of the eye blink [10].…”

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Eye Gaze Controlled Virtual Keyboard

Chakraborty¹,

Roy²,

Rahman³

et al. 2019

IJRTE

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Human Computer Interaction is an emerging technology which refers to a vast number of algorithms and different types of techniques to enhance the interaction process. Eye gaze technology is one of the most significant techniques of modern science and can be used in many areas like security, typing, information tracking etc. The need of the system for physically disable people motivated many researchers to develop systems which can be used only using the eye gaze and blinking. In this paper, we are going to represent the development of a virtual keyboard which work by detecting eye gaze and eye blinking. It involves building a system that capture video directly from PC camera and detects human face, eyes. To detect face accurately we will follow a simple rule as the eyes and lips are always in the sample place as image, which will make the eye detection process much easier. To do this we are going to use an approach that involves the 68 points of face which is specific and must exist in every face as- the eye area, top of the chin, eyebrow, nose, outside edge of face etc. It also detect eye gaze as left, right to select keyboard portion and eye blinking to select the desired key from the virtual keyboard on the board. The goal of this system is to type without using finger or hands. Such types of application are really important and blessings for those people who completely lost the control of their limbs. The methodology is described including flow-charts for each stage of the system and then implementation results has described.

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“…Eye gaze is often used for the purpose of monitoring and analysing a person's eyemovements and Point of Regard (POR). However, it can also be used 'interactively' as a means of computer cursor control and selection; in essence, it can replace, or provide a 'hands-free' version of the computer mouse (Sharma and Abrol, 2013), (Duchowski, 2002). This approach affords the user the ability to interact with software-based user interfaces using only their eyes.…”

Section: Eye Gazementioning

confidence: 99%

The use of technology to provide physical interaction experiences for cognitively able young people who have complex physical disabilities

Moseley

2016

Electronic Workshops in Computing

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Young people who have complex physical disabilities and good cognition may face many barriers to learning, communication, personal development, physical interaction and play experiences. Physical interaction and play are known to be important components of child development, but this group currently has few suitable ways in which to participate in these activities. Technology can help to facilitate such experiences. This research aims to develop a technologybased tool to provide this group with the potential for physical interaction and physical play, by providing a means of manipulating objects. The tool will be used to develop the target group's knowledge of spatial concepts and the properties of objects. It will utilise eye gaze technology, robotics and haptic feedback (artificial sensation) in order to simulate physical control and sensations. Throughout this study, there will be a strong focus on Human Computer Interaction, as the target group has complex usability requirements.

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Eye Gaze Techniques for Human Computer Interaction: A Research Survey

Cited by 25 publications

References 40 publications

A Novel Architecture for Student’s attention detection in classroom based on Facial and Body expressions

A Novel Architecture for Student’s attention detection in classroom based on Facial and Body expressions

Eye Gaze Controlled Virtual Keyboard

The use of technology to provide physical interaction experiences for cognitively able young people who have complex physical disabilities

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