Development of a Fast and Robust Gaze Tracking System for Game Applications
In this study, a novel eye tracking system using a visual camera is developed to extract human's gaze, and it can be used in modern game machines to bring new and innovative interactive experience to players. Central to the components of the system, is a robust iris-center and eye-corner detection algorithm basing on it the gaze is continuously and adaptively extracted. Evaluation tests were applied to nine people to evaluate the accuracy of the system and the results were 2.50 degrees (view angle) in horizontal direction and 3.07 degrees in vertical direction.
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