This project seeks to extend the way we communicate with others or interact with devices using eye-tracking and positioning systems.

Our eyes' movement has the potential to provide useful information for a variety of scene recognition and visual perception problems as visual perception has emerged as a critical part of research in human-computer interaction and spatial understanding. Moreover, eye movements are linked to cognitive processes of communication, such as engagement, attention and expression. A wearable eye-tracking system was developed for tracking three-dimensional directions of eye gaze, capturing a wide range of hand gestures, recognising different objects with three cameras and localising people's movement in built environments simultaneously with the use of IMU and ultra-wideband tracking systems, which creates a novel way of utilising eye gaze to communicate and interact with people and devices.

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Team members : Zehao Qin, Ava Fatah gen Schieck (Supervisor)

Project leader(s) : Zehao Qin

Company : Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London

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Zehao Qin

Zehao Qin

Zehao Qin

Zehao Qin

Zehao Qin

Zehao Qin

Zehao Qin