Laser Ranging-Assisted Binocular Visual Sensor Tracking System

Visual behaviours for binocular tracking

This paper presents a binocular tracking system based on the integration of visual behaviours. Biologically motivated behaviours, Vergence and Pursuit, cooperate as parallel, complementary and highly coupled processes in the tracking system, simplifying the acquisition of perceptual information and system modeling and control. The use of a space variant image representation and low-level visual...

Monocular and Binocular Visual Tracking

A Laser Pointer/Laser Trails Tracking System for Visual Performance

Visual performance with a large video projection screen is popular for various entertainment events such as DJ events. Some performers use computers to generate visuals, but using a keyboard or a mouse to control the visuals in front of a large screen is neither exciting nor intuitive for performers and audiences. We developed an interactive display system using camera-tracked laser pointers th...

Binocular eye tracking with the Tracking Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscope

The development of high magnification retinal imaging has brought with it the ability to track eye motion with a precision of less than an arc minute. Previously these systems have provided only monocular records. Here we describe a modification to the Tracking Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscope (Sheehy et al., 2012) that splits the optical path in a way that slows the left and right retinas to be s...

Visual tracking using sensor networks

New trends in Wireless Sensor Networks envisage deployments for distributed applications requiring real-time support at the kernel level and Quality of Service at the network level. In this domain, at the design stage, particular attention must be devoted to individual data packets as those entities carrying unique (not redundant) information. The performances of the deployed system (hereby fel...