Three-dimentional tracking of human eye

The study of human movements is the object of numerous searches, among them, the study of the face movements and more particularly the eye kinetics estimate represents an important part. A study realized by artificial vision is presented here. It allows to characterize eye movements in normal shooting condition (mobility of the subject, background lighting). Our approach allows to obtain in a simple way the localization of the iris and the characterization of their movement in the three dimensional shape. The absolute 3D movement of eyeballs and their relative movement with regard to the head are obtained, even if this one are moving.

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