Gaze detection and Head Pose estimation

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The component estimates human head movements (yaw, pitch, roll) and direction of the eyes related to a user in front of the content of a computer monitor, deriving information about his state: attentive, distracted or nervous.
Feedback from both gaze and head pose metrics, simultaneously associated to a user in front of a camera, are processed by the component which offer a non-intrusive way to control user movement in an environment.




Availability of the component: Reference contacts are Amaryllis Raouzaiou  and Stelios Asteriadis  of Institute of Communication and Computer Systems - National Technical University of Athens.
Notes: Interested parties can request the component who can be made available for non commercial use.

Besides functional tests, extensive experimentation of Gaze detection and Head Pose estimation in CALLAS is done in Proof-of-Concepts applications for affective edutainment : Additional reference to the component usage is made in CALLAS Newsletter2 and in the following CALLAS papers and articles:

Towards a Real-time Gaze-based Shared Attention for a Virtual Agent. Abstract
Estimation of behavioral user state based on eye gaze and head pose—application in an e-learning environment.
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