Issues of controlling public kiosks and other self service machines using gesture recognition

Cohen, Charles J.; Beach, Glenn; Paul, Gavin; Obermark, J.; Foulk, G.

doi:10.1109/icsmc.1998.728074

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“…Again, this method is unreliable and can lead to eye strain. Gestures: A separate system could be used to monitor the user for specific gestures [3]. These gestures could be as simple as a head nod to indicate a desired action.…”

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Eye tracker system for use with head mounted displays

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SMC'98 Conference Proceedings. 1998 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics (Cat. No.98CH36218)

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Head mounted displays (HMDs) are convenient tools for presenting visual imagery. The usefulness of HMDs can be extended by integrating eye tracking and voice recognition with the HMD, creating a true hands-free interface. We have developed a low-cost eye tracking system for an HMD using commercially available hardware and easily configurable software developed in-house. This system, along with commercial speech recognition, allows us to control computer applications without the need for a keyboard or mouse.

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