Visual axis detection device capable of reducing detection errors due to variations of eyes among individuals
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsAkira Akashi, Akira Yamada, Yoshiaki Irie, Akihiko Nagano
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsAkira Akashi, Akira Yamada, Yoshiaki Irie, Akihiko Nagano
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A visual axis detection apparatus including a correction data storage section to store the correction data to correct errors in the detected visual information; an individual variation correction data detection system to detect the individual variation data related to the visual axis of an observer; a correction data updating section to update the correction data on the basis of the new individual variation data detected by the individual variation detection system and the correction data stored in the correction data storage section; and a visual axis correction section to correct the detected visual axis by use of the correction data updated by the correction data updating section and stored in the correction data storage section. The apparatus adds a weight to the already stored correction data in accordance with the individual variation data when obtaining individual variation data anew, and uses this weighted data as the correction data.
A visual axis detection apparatus, comprising:
A visual axis detection apparatus, comprising:
A visual axis detection apparatus, comprising:
A method for determining a rotational angle of an eyeball, comprising the steps of:
A visual axis detection apparatus comprising:
An optical apparatus comprising:
A visual axis detection method comprising the steps of:
A visual axis detection apparatus comprising:
An optical apparatus comprising:
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