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Wearable devices with gaze tracking can assist users in many daily-life tasks. When used for extended periods of time, it is desirable that such devices do not employ active illumination for safety reasons and to minimize interference from other light sources such as the sun. Most non active-illumination methods for gaze tracking attempt to locate the iris contour by fitting an ellipse. Although the...
Gaze estimation is a key technology to understand a person's interests and intents, and it is becoming more popular in daily situations such as driving scenarios. Wearable gaze estimation devices are use for long periods of time, therefore non-active sources are not desirable from a safety point of view. Gaze estimation that does not rely on active source, is performed by locating iris position. To...
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