NASA NTRS · 20020040972
High-Procession Eye Tracking Using Fundus Images
Abstract
Fundus images provide high optical gain for eye movement tracking, i.e. large image displacements occur as a result of small eye rotations. Subpixel registration techniques can provide resolution better than 1 arc minute using images acquired with a CCD camera. Ocular torsion may also be estimated, with a precision of approximately 0.1 degree. This talk will discuss the software algorithms used to attain this performance.
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Mulligan, Jeffrey B.. 1996-01-01. High-Procession Eye Tracking Using Fundus Images. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020040972
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