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[[File:EyeSeeCam_SCI2.png|thumb|EyeSeeCam SCI]] | [[File:EyeSeeCam_SCI2.png|thumb|EyeSeeCam SCI]] | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
The EyeSeeCam SCI is a combined eye tracker and head movement tracker. | |||
==Matlab programming== | ==Matlab programming== | ||
Revision as of 09:02, 1 May 2024

Description
The EyeSeeCam SCI is a combined eye tracker and head movement tracker.
Matlab programming
Matlab interface
%todo
Converting rotation speed
%make a coordinate object
mycoordinates_XYZ = coordinates_XYZ(startingGaze);
% initialize R_total to 3D unit matrix
R_total = [1,0,0;0,1,0;0,0,1];
%loop through al timesteps
for i = (timeRange)
% determine the angle changes between time t(i)-delta_t/2 to t(i)+delta_t/2
delta_angleX = Vx(i)*delta_t;
delta_angleY = Vy(i)*delta_t;
delta_angleZ = Vz(i)*delta_t;
%create a rotation matrices
delta_Rx = Rx(delta_angleX);
delta_Ry = Ry(delta_angleY);
delta_Rz = Rz(delta_angleZ);
%multiply rotation matrices (order is not important if angles are small enough)
delta_R = delta_Rx * delta_Ry * delta_Rz;
% determine new R_total
% rotation in device coordinates, order: R_total * delta_R
R_total = R_total * delta_R;
%rotate startingpoint with R_total
newpoint = R_total * startingGaze;
%add new position to list of coordinates
mycoordinates_XYZ.add(newpoint);
end
% transform XYZ to RAS coordinates with EyeSeeCam definition
mycoordinates_RAS = transform_XYZ2RAS(mycoordinates_XYZ, definition_XYZ2RAS_EyeSeeCam_Sci);
mycoordinates_DP = transform_RAS2DP(mycoordinates_RAS);