an eye tracking addon to help with your workflow / browsing

Progress: ~20%

What's missing:

• Eye tracking
• Calibration / Scaling with the screen
• X11 mouse integration

Requires OpenCV, currently being developed on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, though the eyelib part should compile on anything that can run OpenCV as it has no other dependencies

I recommend the following for installing OpenCV:

https://github.com/jayrambhia/Install-OpenCV

You'll also need jsoncpp which can be install on Ubuntu using sudo apt-get install libjsoncpp-dev

Run the following commands to build

cd eye-cursor
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make

This awesome thing: WebGazer

Here are some other links for non-open source / non-webcam projects:

• xLabs (not open source, takes a bit of training)
• GazeRecorder (sort of open source. windows-only, and where's the code?)
• PyGaze (open source. this might work, haven't installed it)
• Pupil (open software/hardware, but maybe not everyone knows how to solder their webcam)
• theeyetribe ($200)
• GazeHawk (quote "Our proprietary eye tracking technology...")
• Sticky (proprietary / I think they do the analysis server-side?)

The images I use for testing were either taken by me, or are modified/original versions of images I found on the LFW Face Database

I've moved the previous license (MIT) to ORIGINAL_LICENSE, as this software is now sublicensed under GPLv3. For more info

I do not claim copyright ownership, I am simply adding the GPLv3 license to enforce the openness of this software