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20 June 2021 A compact low-power gaze gesture sensor based on laser feedback interferometry for smart glasses
Johannes Meyer, Thomas Schlebusch, Hans Spruit, Jochen Hellmig, Enkelejda Kasneci
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Abstract
The integration of gaze gesture sensors in next-generation smart glasses will improve usability and enable new interaction concepts. However, consumer smart glasses place additional requirements to gaze gesture sensors, such as a low power consumption, high integration capability and robustness to ambient illumination. We propose a novel gaze gesture sensor based on laser feedback interferometry (LFI), which is capable to measure the rotational velocity of the eye as well as the sensors distance towards the eye. This sensor delivers a unique and novel set of features with an outstanding sample rate allowing to not only predict a gaze gesture but also to anticipate it. To take full advantage of the unique sensor features and the high sampling rate, we propose additionally a novel gaze gesture classification algorithm based on single sample. At a mean F1-score of 93.44 performance at a negative latency between gaze gesture input and command execution.
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Johannes Meyer, Thomas Schlebusch, Hans Spruit, Jochen Hellmig, and Enkelejda Kasneci "A compact low-power gaze gesture sensor based on laser feedback interferometry for smart glasses", Proc. SPIE 11788, Digital Optical Technologies 2021, 117880D (20 June 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2593772
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Glasses

Eye

Interferometry

Laser interferometry

Control systems

Vertical cavity surface emitting lasers

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