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Overview

EyeGestures is an open-source gaze tracking project designed to make eye tracking accessible to everyone. It utilizes standard webcams and phone cameras to enable interactive interfaces and accessibility features. The project focuses on openness and lowering the entry point for building gaze-driven interfaces and performing eye-tracking studies.

Access & connections

Where you can use EyeGestures, and what it plugs into.

Platforms

Web

Integrations

Make

Capabilities

What this tool accepts, produces, and is strongest at.

Highlights

Open-source gaze tracking library
Webcam and phone camera compatibility
EyeFocus for privacy (screen blurring/locking)
EyePointer for online studies

FAQ 6

What is EyeGestures?

How to use EyeGestures?

Use a standard webcam or phone camera with the EyeGestures library. Implement the Python-driven library in a backend server or desktop app. Alternatively, use the custom app to support the project.

What hardware is required to use EyeGestures?

EyeGestures only requires a basic laptop or smartphone webcam. No custom hardware is needed.

Is EyeGestures free to use?

Yes, EyeGestures is open-source and free to use as a library.

What is EyeFocus?

EyeFocus is a privacy and productivity-oriented app that blurs or locks your screen when you look away from the main display.

What is EyePointer?

EyePointer is an online platform for performing eye-tracking studies.