WO2006035890A1 - 視線検出方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a technique for detecting a line of sight, and particularly to a method and apparatus for detecting a line of sight of a person using glasses.
- gaze detection technology has been developed as a computer input device for disabled persons who can use their hands or fingers freely!
- gaze detection is also used as a vehicle driving assistance means by monitoring the gaze of a driver driving a car.
- some of the conventional gaze detection devices allow the user to wear a specific instrument, and these technologies have a problem of being unusable because they constrain the user.
- a technique for detecting the line of sight using an eyeball model has recently been developed.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Publication No. 8-297019 (Gaze direction measuring device for vehicle) (hereinafter referred to as Patent Document 1) is a device that detects a driver's gaze, A distance sensor is used as a means to determine the distance from the position of the driver to the driver's face. An ultrasonic sensor is used as the distance sensor. When an ultrasonic sensor is used, the entire device becomes complicated, and the accuracy of a simple sensor is poor. If the accuracy is increased, the device becomes expensive.
- Non-patent documents 1 and 2 Eyeball Model-based gaze measurement method (hereinafter referred to as non-patent documents 1 and 2) also describes a technique for detecting a gaze direction using an eyeball model.
- the device of this document irradiates the cornea in the eye with a point light source power near-infrared, and the distance from the camera (or point light source) to the face in order to obtain the coordinates of the reflected image (called the Purkinje image).
- the size of the point light source on the image captured by the camera (the size of the Purkinje image)
- the focus value force when the focus is set to the position where the (crisis) is minimized is also the distance.
- the applicant has already filed an invention that solves these problems (US Patent Application No. 11/078, 144 (LINE- OF-SIGHT DETECTION METHOD AND APPARATUS THEREFOR, filed on March 11, 2005)) (Referred to as Reference 2).
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described facts, and an object thereof is to provide a line-of-sight vector detection system that can be applied to a spectacle user.
- the first line-of-sight vector detection system includes an infrared light source that irradiates the eye or face, a camera that captures the eye or face, and a calculator that processes the captured image data of the camera and calculates a line-of-sight vector.
- the computer detects a true bright spot and the center of the pupil from the captured image data, and calculates a line-of-sight vector.
- the second line-of-sight vector detection system is the same as the first line-of-sight vector detection system.
- the photographing camera is characterized in that it is installed at a position lower than the eye position in front of the face of the subject.
- a third line-of-sight vector detection system is the first or second line-of-sight vector detection system, wherein the infrared light source is an optical axis of the photographing camera so as to cause a dark pupil effect. It is characterized by the fact that it is installed at a remote location.
- a fourth line-of-sight vector detection system is characterized in that, in the first to third line-of-sight vector detection systems, the infrared light source is installed at a position lower than the photographing camera.
- a fifth line-of-sight vector detection system is characterized in that, in the first to fourth line-of-sight vector detection systems, the infrared light sources are provided on both right and left sides of the optical axis of the photographing camera.
- a sixth line-of-sight vector detection system is the first to fifth line-of-sight vector detection systems, in which the computer detects an image processing unit that detects the true bright spot and the center of the pupil of the captured image data force; A calculation unit for calculating a line-of-sight vector, and the image processing unit determines a bright spot satisfying a predetermined requirement among bright spots having pupils in the vicinity as a true bright spot, calculates a center of the pupil, and It is characterized by executing processing for obtaining the center of the corneal sphere using data based on morphological knowledge.
- the calculation unit calculates a line-of-sight vector from the center of the pupil and the center of the corneal sphere. It is said.
- An eighth line-of-sight vector detection system is characterized in that in the first to seventh line-of-sight vector detection systems, the computer further includes a pre-processing unit for pre-processing the captured image data.
- a gaze line detection system comprising an infrared light source that irradiates the eye or face, a camera that shoots the eye or face, and a computer that processes the imaged image data of the camera and calculates a gaze vector.
- the first gaze detection method using the image processing apparatus includes a detection step for detecting the true bright spot and the center of the pupil and a calculation step for calculating a gaze vector. .
- a second line-of-sight detection method is the first line-of-sight detection method, wherein the detection step determines a bright spot that satisfies a predetermined requirement among bright spots having pupils in the vicinity as a true bright spot.
- the method includes a step of obtaining the center of the pupil and a step of obtaining the center of the corneal sphere using data based on morphological knowledge.
- a third gaze detection method is characterized in that, in the second gaze detection method, the calculation step calculates a gaze vector from the center of the pupil and the center of the corneal sphere.
- a fourth line-of-sight detection method is characterized in that the first line-of-sight detection method includes a step of pre-processing the captured image data before the detection step.
- FIG. 1 shows the configuration of the present embodiment (line-of-sight vector detection system).
- FIG. 2 [A] shows the image taken when the subject is facing the upper left when the infrared light source is placed lower than the camera, and [B] is the image when the infrared light source is placed lower than the camera Shows the shot image when the subject is facing the upper right, and [C] is the shot image when the subject is facing the lower left when the infrared light source is placed at a lower position than the camera. , [D] shows the photographed image when the subject is facing the lower right when the infrared light source is installed at a lower position than the camera.
- [Fig.3] [E] shows the shot image when the subject is facing the upper left V when the infrared light source is placed higher than the camera, and [F] shows the infrared light source at a higher position than the camera.
- the photographed image is shown when the subject is facing the upper right
- [G] shows the photographed image when the subject is facing the lower left when the infrared light source is placed higher than the camera.
- [H] shows the photographed image when the subject is facing the lower right when the infrared light source is placed higher than the camera.
- FIG. 4 An explanatory image with the main part extracted.
- FIG. 5 shows a procedure executed by the image processing unit.
- FIG.7 A diagram for searching for true bright spots is shown.
- FIG. 1 shows a configuration of an embodiment in which the present invention is implemented under the best conditions.
- a photographed person 10 is a user of a driver or a personal computer, for example, and a user of spectacles 11.
- the photographing camera 12 is arranged at a position lower than the height position (horizontal position) of the eye of the subject 10 in front of and substantially in front of the subject 10. This is because if placed at the same height as or higher than the eye, the eye image and the “eyelash” image may overlap, complicating the processing (Fig. 3 (E) to (H)). reference).
- the light sources 13 and 13 use light sources of infrared light emitting diodes (LEDs).
- the position of the light source 13 is arranged at a position away from the optical axis 14 of the photographing camera 12 and lower than the position of the photographing camera 12. That is, when the distance “d” in FIG. 1 is small, the pupil is brightly photographed or dark, and the brightness of the pupil varies, so that it is difficult to determine the pupil with the captured image power. Therefore, the distance “d” is arranged at the position where the dark pupil effect occurs. Further, the position of the light source 13 is arranged at a position lower than the position of the photographing camera 12.
- LEDs infrared light emitting diodes
- FIGS. 2A to 2D show examples of captured images in the case where the infrared light emitting diode 13 is installed at a position lower than the photographing camera 12.
- Figure (A) shows subject 11 facing upward
- Figure (B) facing upward
- Figure (C) facing lower left
- Figure (D) facing lower right
- all true luminescent spots are generated in the pupil 25 and false luminescent spots are generated outside the pupil 25.
- FIGS. 3 (E) to 3 (H) examples of captured images when the position of the light source 13 is arranged at a position higher than the position of the photographing camera 12 are shown in FIGS. 3 (E) to 3 (H).
- Figure 3 (E) when facing the upper left Figure 3 (F) when facing the upper right
- Figure 3 (G) when facing the lower left Figure 3 (H) when facing the lower right
- Figure 3 (H) when facing the lower right It is an image (photograph).
- Fig. 3 (E) and Fig. 3 (F) When facing upward, as shown in Fig. 3 (E) and Fig. 3 (F), a false luminescent spot appears near the pupil or covers the pupil, and the true luminescent spot or pupil 25 Detection becomes difficult.
- the true bright spot may be too close to the eyelid, making it difficult to detect the pupil 25, as can be understood from the forces in FIGS. 3 (G) and 3 (H).
- the infrared light emitting diodes 13 are provided on both sides of the optical axis 14 of the camera. This is because when the light beam is provided on one side of the optical axis 14 (for example, on the left side) and directed to the side on which the light emitting diode 13 is not provided (right side), the true bright spot protrudes from the iris 24. This is because problems arise.
- the computer 15 connected to the output terminal of the photographic camera 12 includes a preprocessing unit 16, an image processing unit 17, and a calculation unit 18.
- the preprocessing unit 16 adjusts luminance to facilitate processing of image data. Preliminary processing such as contrast adjustment and noise removal is performed.
- the image processing unit 17 performs processing for obtaining a true bright spot from the obtained image, obtaining the center of the pupil, and obtaining the center of the corneal sphere (not shown) using morphological knowledge data. Do. Note that the preprocessing unit 16 uses conventional technology and does not need to be described in detail, so a detailed description is omitted. Since part of the processing of the image processing unit 17 is consistent with the contents described in Patent Document 2, description will be given with emphasis on the different parts. Since the processing of the calculation unit 18 is consistent with the content described in Patent Document 2, it will be briefly described.
- FIG. 4 shows photographed image data obtained by extracting the main points of the present invention and used by the subject 10.
- the spectacles 11 are composed of a frame 21 and a lens 22, and a right eye 23 ⁇ / b> R and a left eye 23 ⁇ / b> L appear inside the lens 22.
- the iris 24 (24R, 24L) appears inside the white eye 26 (26R, 26L) of the eye 23 (23R, 23L), and the pupil 25 (25R, 25L) appears in the approximate center of the iris 24 (24R, 24L). Appears.
- Pupil 25 is darker and less bright than iris 24.
- the white eye 26 is white and has a high brightness.
- the iris 24 is light brown (or light brown), and the brightness is darker than the white eye 26, which is brighter than the pupil 25.
- a true bright spot (bright spot used to determine the line-of-sight vector that satisfies the prescribed requirements) and a false bright spot 31 reflected by the lens 22 or the bracket of the eyeglass 20 are located in or near the pupil 25. Appears.
- FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 show processing procedures performed by the image processing unit 17 and the calculation unit 18.
- step S1 performs preliminary processing such as adjusting the brightness of the entire captured image, adjusting the contrast, and removing noise in order to facilitate processing of the captured image (FIG. 4).
- step S2 bright points (or small areas) having a certain luminance or higher are obtained from the photographed image data as bright points, and all bright points (30, 31) are obtained.
- step S3 the bright spot (30) determined in step S2 is also determined. The steps for finding the true bright spot are shown in Figure 6 and will be described in detail later.
- Step S4 finds the center of the pupil (25). The center of the pupil is obtained using the outline of the pupil when the true bright spot is obtained in step S2.
- step S5 the center point of a corneal sphere (not shown) is obtained.
- the method for obtaining the center of the corneal sphere is described in detail in a patent application filed by the present applicant (Patent Document 2).
- the same method is used. That is, according to the morphological findings, (1) the distance between the left and right eye force nose is equal (2) the ratio of the distance between the left and right eyes and the distance to one eye nose is a constant value (known ). Furthermore, (3) the distance between the left and right eyes is known, and (4) the central radius of the corneal sphere is a constant value (known). Further, the focal length (f) of the camera 12 and the camera parameter matrix (K) may be known (measured before use).
- both the condition force and the image surface force of the photographing camera 12 can determine the distance to the eye (or face) of the subject 10.
- the center point coordinates of the corneal sphere and the center point coordinates of the pupil 24 can be easily obtained by approximate calculation with high accuracy. Use glasses when performing the above calculations. It is assumed that the change in the center position of the true bright spot 30 and the pupil 24 on the photographed image is negligibly small.
- step S6 a line-of-sight vector (or line-of-sight direction) is calculated from the coordinates of the center point of the pupil 24 obtained in step S5 and the center point coordinates of the corneal sphere.
- FIG. 6 shows a search procedure (flow chart) for obtaining a true bright spot.
- the requirements for a true bright spot are: (1) the brightness is greater than or equal to a predetermined value, (2) the size of the bright spot is smaller than a circle with a predetermined radius, Consider a condition where the point is inside the pupil and (4) the distance between the left and right bright spots is within a predetermined range.
- Figure 6 illustrates the procedure for studying requirements (3).
- step S11 a list of a plurality of bright spots (for example, bright spots 35a to 35e in FIG. 7) is selected.
- a region 36 (36a to 36e) having a size that includes the pupil 25 with respect to the selected bright spot is determined.
- step S13 whether or not the force that includes the pupil 25 in the region 36 is determined.
- the pupil 25 has a luminance of less than a predetermined value, a dark radius within a predetermined range, and has a substantially circular shape.
- step S14 the presence or absence of the pupil 25 is checked. If there is no pupil, it is deleted from the list (step S15).
- a dark area with low luminance is searched, and it is determined whether or not the area is circular.
- the conventional technique is used for determining the circular shape. For example, if the boundary of a region is tracked and the angle change of the tangent vector is substantially uniform, and the end point coincides with the start point, it can be determined as a circle. If it is determined to be circular, check if the diameter is within the specified range. If the pupil 25 is present, it is checked whether there is an unexamined bright spot (step S16). If there are unexamined bright spots, repeat steps SI 1 to S15. In step S17, whether or not the power meets other requirements (for example, the fourth requirement described above) is checked and the true bright spot is confirmed and determined.
- the requirements for determining the true bright spot are not limited to those described in the embodiment, and may be determined by other expressions as long as they are substantially the same.
- this embodiment seems to be limited to spectacle users, it can also be applied to naked eyes. In other words, if there are one bright spot on each of the left and right sides, and if it is a true bright spot, it can be judged as a naked eye person and the line-of-sight vector can be obtained. it can. Conversely, if there are many bright spots, it is determined that the user is a spectacle user.
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