Gaze Tracker
Estimate head pose and eye gaze direction from a webcam, with facial landmarks and eye openness measurements.
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Research prototype · Full source code
Explore contactless pulse estimation from subtle facial color changes using remote photoplethysmography (rPPG).
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For engineers and researchers studying camera-based physiological signal processing. Inspect the C++ implementation and evaluate the effect of your camera, lighting and processing choices.
For technical demonstration and education only. This is not a medical device and must not be used for diagnosis or health decisions. The user needs to remain still; movement, lighting and camera settings can make estimates inaccurate.
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