| Title | Low-Cost Eye Tracking with Webcams and Open-Source Software | |
| Date | Wednesday May 09 2018, @09:29PM | |
| Author | Fnord666 | |
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| from the who-watches-the-watchers dept. | ||
Submitted via IRC for SoyCow3941
"What are you looking at?" Said the wrong way, those can be fighting words. But in fields as diverse as psychological research and user experience testing, knowing what people are looking at in real-time can be invaluable. Eye-tracking software does this, but generally at a cost that keeps it out of the hands of the home gamer.
Or it used to. With hacked $20 webcams, this open source eye tracker will let you watch how someone is processing what they see. But [John Evans]' Hackaday Prize entry is more than that. Most of the detail is in the video below, a good chunk of which [John] uses to extol the virtues of the camera he uses for his eye tracker, a Logitech C270. And rightly so — the cheap and easily sourced camera has remarkable macro capabilities right out of the box, a key feature for a camera that's going to be trained on an eyeball a few millimeters away.
Source: https://hackaday.com/2018/05/05/low-cost-eye-tracking-with-webcams-and-open-source-software/
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