Host: The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers
Name : [in Japanese]
Date : June 02, 2018 - June 05, 2018
Eye-tracking devices generally require calibration processes in which users gaze four or more points displayed on a monitor. However, it is hard to accomplish such complicated processes for infants or patients who have severe mental disabilities. To reduce such difficulty, we suggested a simple calibration method for a low-cost eye-tracking device, TobiiEyeX. In addition, we apply this method for six severely mentally and physically disabled children in a hospital. Gaze data during watching a small movie at the center of a monitor are acquired and statistically analyzed.
