Jackie Rawls

I'm currently trying to finish a project programed with Max. It involves two separate booths in the form of boxes that participants go into and look through a viewing apparatus onto a screen with a webcam. Participant at booth A, if they are by themselves are looking at their own gaze captured by the webcam. If another participant goes into booth B, then the webcams send their feeds to the opposite booths, and participant A is looking at participant B's gaze (and vice versa).

Because I could not code for face recognition without the whole face being realized first (which would not be possible because it's just the eyes being captured), I am using cyclops to analyze a change in color. If there is a person in the opposite booth, than the red values, for example, will push past a certain threshold and signal a switch in the camera feeds.

Everything was working fine until everything became fullscreen. I cannot figure out what could possibly be wrong. Also, if anyone has a suggestion for making the switch other than RGB analysis, I'd also really appreciate it.

I'm currently trying to finish a project programed with Max. It involves two separate booths in the form of boxes that participants go into and look through a viewing apparatus onto a screen with a webcam. Participant at booth A, if they are by themselves are looking at their own gaze captured by the webcam. If another participant goes into booth B, then the webcams send their feeds to the opposite booths, and participant A is looking at participant B's gaze (and vice versa). 

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could you use specular highlights/reflections to recognize eyes? 2 white dots and maybe dark surrounding in-between two parallel lines that remain at a fixed distance between each other?

Project Focusing on the Gaze, Please help