3 July 2023 Gaze distance detection by binocular tracking for automatic zoom glasses
Kangkang Jin, Yize Ren, Changlun Hou, Xia Liu, Feng Ye, Mingxuan Hou, Zhen Shi, Jufeng Zhao
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Abstract

To realize automatic zooming of presbyopia glasses, we proposed a gaze distance detection method based on binocular tracking. A theoretical model was built to calculate gaze distance based on the gaze directions of two eyeballs. The gaze direction of each eyeball was obtained by the pupil center corneal reflection method. Three light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and two miniature cameras were placed on the glasses frame around the eyeball. Then, gaze direction was derived by calculating the distances between the pupil center and the positions of three LED reflection images by the corneal from the images captured by cameras. The experiment setup was built to test the gaze direction and gaze distance. The experimental result demonstrates that it is an effective way to obtain the user’s gaze distance for automatically adjusting the focal length of the zoom glasses.

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Kangkang Jin, Yize Ren, Changlun Hou, Xia Liu, Feng Ye, Mingxuan Hou, Zhen Shi, and Jufeng Zhao "Gaze distance detection by binocular tracking for automatic zoom glasses," Optical Engineering 62(7), 073101 (3 July 2023). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.62.7.073101
Received: 30 October 2022; Accepted: 14 June 2023; Published: 3 July 2023
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Reflection

Glasses

Eye tracking

Eye

Light emitting diodes

Visualization

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