1. Blue Eyes Submitted By: Shohada Sharmin Roll:03 Regi:00905

2. Objectives  Introduction.  Need for blue Eyes.  What can we do with blue eye technology.  Features of the system.  Structure.  Types of users  Applications.  Conclusion.

3. Introduction  A technology, which aims at creating computational machines that have perceptual and sensory abilities like those of human beings.  Basic idea behind this technology is to give computer human power.  Provides technical means for monitoring and recording human-operator’s physiological condition.

4. Need for blue eyes  Human error is still one of the most frequent causes of catastrophes (calamity) and ecological disasters.  He may not notice important changes of indications causing financial or ecological consequences, which is a threat to human life.  It’s crucial that operator’s brain is involved in an active system supervising over the whole work time period.

5. What can we do with blue eyes technology  Has the ability to gather information about you and interact with you through special techniques like facial recognition, speech recognition, etc.  Can understand your emotions at the touch of the mouse.  Can verify your identity, feel your presence, and start interacting with you.  Machine can understand what a user wants, where he is looking at, and even realize his physical or emotional states.  Realizes the urgency of the situation through the mouse.

6. Features of the system  Visual attention monitoring (eye motility analysis).  Physiological condition monitoring (pulse rate, blood oxygenation).  Operator’s position detection (standing, lying).  Wireless data acquisition using Bluetooth technology.

7. Structure Consists of Data Acquisition Unit (DAU). Central System Unit (CSU). Data Acquisition Unit :  It maintains Bluetooth connections.  Gets information from the sensor.  Sends information over the wireless connection. Central System Unit :  Maintains blue tooth connections in the other side.  Buffers incoming sensor data.  Performs on-line data analysis.  Records the conclusion for further exploration.  Provides visualization interface.

8. Types Of Users Types Of Users Belong to three categories: Operators Supervisors System administrators Operator:  Operator is a person whose physiological parameters are supervised.  The only functions offers to the operator are Authorization to the system and receiving alarm alerts.

9. Types Of Users Types Of Users Supervisor:  Is the person responsible for analyzing operators’ condition and performance. System Administrator:  Is the user that maintains the system.  Creating new analyzer modules.

10. Applications  Can be applied in every working environment requiring permanent operator's attention.  At power plant control rooms.  At captain bridges.  At flight control centers.  Professional drivers.

11. Conclusion  The wireless link between the sensors improve overall reliability, safety and assures proper quality of system performance.  Can cover areas such as industry, transportation, military command centers or operation theaters.  Researchers are attempting to add more capabilities to computers that will allow them to interact like humans, recognize human presents, talk, listen, or even guess their feelings.  Avoids potential threats resulting from human errors, such as weariness, oversight, tiredness.

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