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I was involved back in 2003-2004 with an Australian company called SeeingMachines (I worked for a UK redistributor). These guys made a remote video face-and-ey
by w_t_payne 8y ago
I was involved back in 2003-2004 with an Australian company called SeeingMachines (I worked for a UK redistributor).
These guys made a remote video face-and-eye tracker that they sold to automotive companies wanting to research different dashboard designs -- they would look for blinks and head-nods to measure how fatigued a driver was, and to optimise the dashboard design to keep the driver awake.
I'm sure they are now selling their technology to automotive OEMs for placement in driver-facing camera ECUs.
Their technology worked OK back in 2003. I'm sure it is very robust and mature by now.