Utilization of eye tracking technology to control lights at operating room
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The development of technology for control systems is increasing, especially to help people with disabilities and facilitate the performance of health workers. Where it is required to maintain the level of sterilization of equipment in hospitals. Eye tracking technology in the last few decades has developed very rapidly. This control system using eye tracking technology can be done with eye movements for those who experience mobility problems. This research aims to develop a light control system through eye activity using the Mediapipe framework from Google. In this study, 2 lamps (A and B) were used, each with a light intensity of 10W. In lamp A, the light intensity can be controlled by turning the light on or off using the blink of the right eye and the blink of the left eye, while lamp B can adjust the intensity of the light by opening both eyes (right and left). Research on a lighting control system using the eye tracking method with an image processing system has been successfully carried out. All data generated is based on activity, distance, eye position on the camera and differences in participant backgrounds. Apart from that, a system that can work well means consistent results are obtained. However, based on distance, the system can read with precision at distances of 50 cm and 60 cm.
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