Open Source 3D Pupil Detection and Mapping for Windows
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October 10, 2016
We are excited to share Yuta Itoh, Jason Orlosky, et al.'s open source 3d pupil detection and mapping implementation. The code is written in C++, is easy to compile, and runs on Windows. Check out their repo on github.
Their software is compatible with Pupil hardware and enables one to obtain the following:
3d Gaze normal vector
3d eyeball center w.r.t the camera
Pupil diameter in mm
2d pupil ellipse size in pixels
2d pupil ellipse angle in degrees
Coming soon - glint positions
We are excited to share Yuta Itoh, Jason Orlosky, et al.'s open source 3d pupil detection and mapping implementation. The code is written in C++, is easy to compile, and runs on Windows. Check out their repo on github.
Their software is compatible with Pupil hardware and enables one to obtain the following:
3d Gaze normal vector
3d eyeball center w.r.t the camera
Pupil diameter in mm
2d pupil ellipse size in pixels
2d pupil ellipse angle in degrees
Coming soon - glint positions
We are excited to share Yuta Itoh, Jason Orlosky, et al.'s open source 3d pupil detection and mapping implementation. The code is written in C++, is easy to compile, and runs on Windows. Check out their repo on github.
Their software is compatible with Pupil hardware and enables one to obtain the following:
3d Gaze normal vector
3d eyeball center w.r.t the camera
Pupil diameter in mm
2d pupil ellipse size in pixels
2d pupil ellipse angle in degrees
Coming soon - glint positions