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GazeRecorder
WebCam Eye Tracking for usability testing
WebCam Eye-Tracker. GazeRecorder automatically records using ordinary webcams, where people look and what they engage with on their computer screens. In comparison with conventional eye tracking - that uses specialized technology and invites respondents to labs – GazeRecoreder is able to track people’s eyes with their own computers at home. Multiple state-of-the-art tracking algorithms communicate to identify the face, key features, eyes, iris and movements in 3D, allowing for the... -
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Haytham Gaze Tracker
Haytham is an open source gaze tracker
Haytham is an open source video based eye tracker suited for head-mounted or remote setups. It provides real-time gaze estimation in the user’s field of view or the computer display by analyzing eye movement. Haytham offers gaze-based interaction with computer screens in fully mobile situations. The software is built by C#, using Emgu and AForge image processing libraries. LICENSE The Haytham is released under a dual license: FREE VERSION: The source code is released under GPL version... -
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The Gaze Tracking Library is a framework for open source eye tracking using off-the-shelf components, such as webcams and videocameras. It supports both head-mounted and remote setups. The network API relies on TCP/IP and UDP (.Net client included)
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