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SIVHA, visual speech synthesis system.
Yolanda Blanco,Maria Cuellar,Arantxa Villanueva,Fernando Lacunza,Rafael Cabeza,Beatriz Marcotegui +5 more
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SIVHA, a high quality Spanish speech synthesis system for severe disabled persons controlled by their eye movements, follows the eye-gaze of the patients along the screen and constructs the text with the selected words.Abstract:
This paper presents SIVHA, a high quality Spanish speech synthesis system for severe disabled persons controlled by their eye movements. The system follows the eye-gaze of the patients along the screen and constructs the text with the selected words. When the user considers that the construction of the message has been finished, the synthesis of the message can be ordered. The system is divided in three modules. The first one determines the point of the screen the user is looking at, the second one is an interface to construct the sentences and the third one is the synthesis itself.read more
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Eye tracking in advanced interface design
TL;DR: This chapter describes the relevant characteristics of the human eye, eye tracking technology, how to design interaction techniques that incorporate eye movements into the user-computer dialogue in a convenient and natural way, and the relationship between eye movement interfaces and virtual environments.