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    Project Idea Presentation: Eye Movement Based Device Control Using E.O.G

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    This project proposes developing an eye movement-based device control system using electro-oculography (EOG). The system would involve goggles with integrated dry electrodes to record eye movements via EOG signals. The goggles would be paired with a body-worn processing unit to analyze signals in real-time, store data, and transmit it wirelessly. Potential applications include medical monitoring, research, home care, gaming, and consumer electronics interfaces. The main advantages would be an unobtrusive, wearable design using dry electrodes for long-term, daily-life eye tracking.

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    This project proposes developing an eye movement-based device control system using electro-oculography (EOG). The system would involve goggles with integrated dry electrodes to record eye movements via EOG signals. The goggles would be paired with a body-worn processing unit to analyze signals in real-time, store data, and transmit it wirelessly. Potential applications include medical monitoring, research, home care, gaming, and consumer electronics interfaces. The main advantages would be an unobtrusive, wearable design using dry electrodes for long-term, daily-life eye tracking.

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    This project proposes developing an eye movement-based device control system using electro-oculography (EOG). The system would involve goggles with integrated dry electrodes to record eye movements via EOG signals. The goggles would be paired with a body-worn processing unit to analyze signals in real-time, store data, and transmit it wirelessly. Potential applications include medical monitoring, research, home care, gaming, and consumer electronics interfaces. The main advantages would be an unobtrusive, wearable design using dry electrodes for long-term, daily-life eye tracking.

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    Project Idea Presentation: Eye Movement Based Device Control Using E.O.G

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    Betson Joseph George
    This project proposes developing an eye movement-based device control system using electro-oculography (EOG). The system would involve goggles with integrated dry electrodes to record eye movements via EOG signals. The goggles would be paired with a body-worn processing unit to analyze signals in real-time, store data, and transmit it wirelessly. Potential applications include medical monitoring, research, home care, gaming, and consumer electronics interfaces. The main advantages would be an unobtrusive, wearable design using dry electrodes for long-term, daily-life eye tracking.

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    Project Idea Presentation

    { EYE MOVEMENT BASED DEVICE


    CONTROL USING E.O.G

    TEAM:
    Eye tracking is a technology in which a camera or imaging
    system visually tracks some features of the eye and then a
    computer determines where the user is looking at.

    Eye tracking technology can be divided into two areas; firstly a


    remote computer-mounted device, in which an IR camera is
    mounted on a computer screen, and secondly a head-mounted
    device, in which an IR camera is placed on user’s head. This
    technique is accurate but expensive.
    Electro-oculography (EOG) is a new technology of placing
    electrodes on user’s forehead around the eyes to record eye
    movements. EOG is a very small electrical potential that can
    be detected using electrodes. The majority of the people using
    this setup may have severe cerebral palsy or been born with a
    congenital brain disorder or suffered traumatic brain injury,
    for example from automobile or drowning accidents. This
    technique is adapted because it is inexpensive and accurate.
    Fig. : Goggles with integrated
    EOG electrodes and signal
    processing unit worn on the head.
    SYSTEM
    ● A wearable eye tracker which consists of goggles with dry
    electrodes integrated into the frame for EOG recording and an
    analysis component which processes the signals in real-time.
    Another unit worn on the body allows for data storage and wireless
    transmission over several hours.
    ● A corresponding procedure for signal processing and eye
    movement analysis which performs automatic compensation and
    adaptive processing of EOG signals in real-time by taking into
    account data from one or more additional sensors (e.g. light sensor,
    accelerometer, humidity sensor).
    Direct access interface.
    Electrodes placement
    Fields of Application

    ● Medical: e.g. long-term examinations of eye movements


    and their characteristics
    ● Research: e.g. psychological diagnosis or the analysis of
    human social interactions
    ● Home care: e.g. monitoring of disabled or elderly people
    and
    automatic notification of medical emergency
    ● Game industry: e.g. as a new input device for traditional
    and
    novel interactive games
    ● Novel interfaces for consumer electronics
    Main Advantages

    ●Wearable and unobtrusive device


    with integration into goggles
    ● Use of dry electrodes
    ● Automatic analysis, data storage and
    wireless transmission
    ● Long-term, daily-life recordings
    ● Adaptive real-time signal processing.
    THANK YOU !

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