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URL: https://github.com/J-east/JevonsCameraViewer
Proper Citation: Low Cost Open Source Eye Tracking (RRID:SCR_021497)
Description: Software tool as part of system designed to be easy to build and setup for real time eye tracking.Open source software provides accurate eye tracking. Can identify shapes such as circles, lines, and triangles.You can rotate and mirror images and also use variety of filters.Capable of processing video in real-time for optical flow. App for viewing multiple video streams from USB cameras.
Synonyms: CameraMultiViewer
Resource Type: software resource
Keywords: Real time eye tracking, identify shapes, identify circles, identify lines, identify triangles, fixed point laser beacons, camera, processing video in real time, OpenBehavior
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