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DEVELOPMENT OF AN EYE TRACKING SYSTEM FOR A TABLET Harshita Karamchandani Supervisor: David Hobbs Co-supervisor: Dr. Tom Chau (Toronto)
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Outline Rationale What is the significance of this project? Background Previous work Current version of program Current Issues Areas that need improvement Plan User Evaluation Timeline
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Rationale What is the significance of this project? Uses for eye tracking Hands-free use of technology Access pathway for individuals with disabilities Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) apps for tablets Commercial Systems Tobii, Dynavox, EyeTrack Shop $5000 - $40,000 Infrared technology High sensitivity cameras Currently no system available for tablets Advantages of an eye tracking system on a tablet Low cost Portable Accessible
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Background WIL placement at BRI in Toronto Programmed in C using the OpenCV library Face tracking Uses various image processing functions Canny edge detection Hough circle transformation Template Matching Simple Logitech Quickcam iPad version
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Current Issues Only works with 2x2 grid Need to improve accuracy (at least 4x4 grid) Sensitivity to lighting conditions Sensitivity to head movement Account for head tilt Added functionality e.g. detect blinking
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Plan Develop eye tracking program Windows 7 Acer Tablet PC VGA video recording – 640x480 C++ programming Windows 7 SDK Image processing beyond OpenCV Enhance eye tracking Develop simple games/tasks for user evaluation Obtain SBREC Ethics approval Test system with able-bodied participants Use test results to improve program
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User Evaluation Participants from CSEM and MDRI User performs particular task using eyes e.g. track a ball around the screen Testing for: Performance Accuracy Usability Qualitative feedback Questionnaire
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Timeline
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References Novita 2013, Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), viewed on 16 April 2013 Tobii 2013, What is eye tracking?, viewed on 16 April 2013 Tobii 2013, Tobii C12 - AAC device for independence, viewed on 16 April 2013 Dynavox 2013, Dynavox EyeMax, viewed on 16 April 2013 Kumar, N. 2006, Reducing the Cost of Eye Tracking Systems, viewed on 16 April 2013 Holland, C. et al 2012, Eye tracking on un-modified common tablets: challenges and solutions, Texas State University, viewed on 16 April 2013 Ciesla, M et al 2012, Eye pupil location using webcam, Jagiellonian University, viewed on 16 April 2013
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