Drawing with the eyes and face

Authors:
Srinivas Sridharan;Yuqiong Wang;Sean Xu;Bharath Rangamannar;Cyprian Tayrien;Stephen Ranger;Reynold Bailey;Joe Geigel
Affiliations:
Rochester Institute of Technology;Rochester Institute of Technology;Rochester Institute of Technology;Rochester Institute of Technology;Rochester Institute of Technology;Rochester Institute of Technology;Rochester Institute of Technology;Rochester Institute of Technology
Venue:
Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Applied Perception
Year:
2012

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Abstract

Recent work in eye tracking and facial expression analysis has enabled new forms of hands-free user interaction with computer applications. There has been particular emphasis on using these mechanisms individually for drawing and other artwork related applications (e.g. [Shugrina et al. 2006] [Hornof et al. 2004]).In this paper we explore the combination of the two modalities and describe a system for hands-free drawing that integrates the use of the eyes and the face as a means for user control. We present a general architecture for incorporating eye tracking and facial expression analysis into a computer application and utilize this architecture in the design and implementation of a drawing application.