CONTROLLING COMPUTER USING EYE WITH HIGH ACCURACY AND FAST PERFORMANCE WITH A STANDARD WEBCAM WITHOUT SENSORS OR INFRARED LIGHTS
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Through human computer interaction, Machines can help and assist humans with their daily activities in a smoother way; this includes home use, office use for any age level. This project’s purpose was to determine an optimized and simplified way to extract eye pupil position in avideo frame (Simplified compared to current complex and expensive algorithms) for enhancing human interaction systems by adding vision features. Last year, the Real time auto-focus algorithm has achieved an accuracy of 50% - 75% with high performance cost. Other newly
researched algorithms proved close robustness and accuracy with infrared lights and expensive sensors causing a CPU load of 60 -80% (2GHZ Core Duo with 1GB of RAM), a RAM usage of 700MB with 20% tolerance and 700$ for the sensors and IR equipments. This year, the project’s
purpose was to enhance the performance by replacing the complex hardware equipments and software algorithms with a simple web cam and a set of Fourier filtration steps and AI procedures. A performance evaluation was performed to test the new approach, using a standard
webcam of 1.3 megapixels and a 2.2 GHZ CPU core 2 Duo and 1 GB of RAM. The light conditions were changed to be normal, extra light, dim light with a noise –Multiple heads in the background. The results were compared with the latest algorithms that were found during the last
year. The CPU load didn’t pass 25%, the RAM was used by 300 MB rate and the cost was 5$ - the webcam cost, with high accuracy and tolerance up to 3%. All resources were used in smaller ratio with height accuracy.
ratio with height accuracy.
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2012-06-15
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Sabri, M. (2012). CONTROLLING COMPUTER USING EYE WITH HIGH ACCURACY AND FAST PERFORMANCE WITH A STANDARD WEBCAM WITHOUT SENSORS OR INFRARED LIGHTS. European Scientific Journal, ESJ, 8(11). https://doi.org/10.19044/esj.2012.v8n11p%p
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