In this study, we use OpenPose to capture many facial feature nodes, create a data set and label it, and finally bring in the neural network model we created. The purpose is to predict the direction of the person’s line of sight from the face and facial feature nodes and finally add object detection technology to calculate the object that the person is observing. After implementing this method, we found that this method can correctly estimate the human body’s form. Furthermore, if multiple lenses can get more information, the effect will be better than a single lens, evaluating the observed objects more accurately. Furthermore, we found that the head in the image can judge the direction of view. In addition, we found that in the case of the test face tilt, approximately at a tilt angle of 60 degrees, the face nodes can still be captured. Similarly, when the inclination angle is greater than 60 degrees, the facing node cannot be used.
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