If successful in their attempt, the biomed engineers and clinical neurologists at the University of Munich Hospital who are working on the commercialization of a head mounted camera designed to store and transmit the exclusive point of view of its wearer's eyes will make you able to know exactly what happens to you during surgery or other medical interventions that don't allow you to observe what's happening to your body. The gaze-driven camera improves the wide angle picture of the scene camera with a sharp image of the observed detail. The EyeSeeCam is in fact a full featured binocular 3D Video Occulo-Graphy system with a high spatial and temporal resolution. The system is very lightweight and designed so that it can be totally mobile and remote controlled via Wireless LAN. External analog and digital signals can be connected to synchronize and capture experimental data and a database system enables you to organize your VOG experiments.The process through which you can benefit from this experience is a rather complicated one. Thus, the gaze-driven head-mounted camera aligns continuously with the users' orientation of gaze. The eye-tracker (used to capture eye movements and gaze behavior so as to make diagnoses and examine perception and interaction in natural scenes) measures the pupil position and sends the data to an off-the-shelf notebook, which then recognizes the received information. ( gadgets.softpedia.com )Source
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