Luis Antonio Martin Nuez
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Eye of Horus, Open Source Eye Tracking Assistance

Interacting with objects just looking at them has always been a dream for humans.

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Things used in this project

Hardware components

VoCore v1.0
VoCore is a coin-sized Linux computer with wireless capabilities. It is also able to work as a fully functional router. It runs OpenWrt on top of Linux and contains 32MB SDRAM, 8MB SPI Flash and using 360MHz MIPS processor.
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Power circuit
It includes a system DC/DC which supply 5V to the circuit thanks to a lithium battery.
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Webcam Camera
A small size USB endoscope camera was disassembled to remove the infrared blocking filter and replace it with a band pass filter with the oposite effect. This task was complicated due to the small size of the optical elements.
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IR leds
infrared leds are responsible to illuminate the eye. The pupil is an aqueous medium that absorbs this light and results in a dark spot clearly visible in the images.
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Bandpass filter
Lens that filters the non-infrared frequencies of light emphasize the monochrome effect and prevents ambient light from affecting the system.
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3D printed parts
The casing was designed to integrate the electronic components of the system. It consists of several 3D printed pieces to hold and position the camera, the infrared lights and allocate the electronics and batteries.
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USB Hub Hardware Circuit
In order to manage both USB cameras.
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Lithium battery
500 mA lithium battery
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Luis Antonio Martin Nuez

Luis Antonio Martin Nuez

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Electronic Engineer & Industrial Engineer. Cooking-Hacks, Libelium. #ehealth #IoT #Smartcities @Arduinodayzgz @makeronilabs @dlabs_co

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