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Paper Title : Eye Gaze Communication and Tracking system

ISSN : 2395-1303
Year of Publication : 2021
10.29126/23951303/IJET-V7I3P18

Authors: K.Swathi

         


Abstract
- Non-verbal communication in a team meeting is imperative to understand the essence of the conversation. One significant factor of non-verbal communication is that people are often looking at artifacts on the common work space or at the other person when collaborating with each other .Among other gestures, eye gaze shows the focus of interest on a work area and can also be used for an interpersonal synchronization. If this non-verbal information is missing and or cannot be perceived by visually impaired and blind people (BVIP), they would be deficient in important information to get fully immersed in the meeting and may feel estranged in the course of the discussion. Our proposed system is an automatic system to track where a sighted person is gazing at. Eye gaze provides information on emotional state, text entry or concentration for an object given by the user, to infer visualization tasks and a user’s cognitive abilities to enhance interaction to have communication via eye gaze patterns etc. However, such information cannot be accessed by visually impaired and blind people (BVIP) as they cannot see where the other person in the meeting room is looking at. Eye gaze tracking technology is sort out into two categories as head - mounted systems and remote systems where head-mounted eye trackers are mobile and remote systems are stationary trackers.

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Keywords
— BVIP, Eye Gaze, Remote systems.