Eye-Gaze Tracking in the Wild
During the Easter holidays, Esplora organised Family Science Days to offer the general public the opportunity to participate in science shows and workshops as well as meeting with local researchers. Attendees had the opportunity to try out an early version of WildEye and ask our researcher Mr Daniel Bonanno any questions related to the project or engineering in general.
As part of Brain Awareness Week, our labs welcomed a number of students. Mr Daniel Bonanno represented the WildEye Project, where he explained to students the impact that the brain has on our visual system. The students then had the opportunity to use eye-gaze tracking to control some IoT devices. Special thanks to Mr Jeanluc Mangion for offering his expertise on this matter.
The WildEye project was presented by Dr Stefania Cristina and Mr Daniel Bonanno during the Assistive ICT Products And Research event, which has been recently hosted by the Foundation for ICT Accessibility. Read more about this event by clicking here .
Images courtesy of FITA
Dr Stefania Cristina from the Department of Systems and Control Engineering, at the University of Malta, has yet again presented the on-going work being carried out as part of the WildEye project at ‘Meet the Researcher’ during Science in the City Malta, held in September 2018.
