Abstract: The invention refers to A system (10) for registering and tracking the position of a person's eye, in particular for refractive ophthalmic surgery. According to the invention, the system is designed such that eye images containing at least the iris and the pupil of the eye are made at a first wavelength of light and that eye images containing scleral blood vessels are made at a different second wavelength of light. The invention furthermore refers to a corresponding method for registering and tracking the position of a person's eye.
Abstract: A method of determining the spatial relationship of an eye (10) of a person with respect to a camera device (20) which provides images of the eye (10) comprises: a model acquisition phase in which a customized model of the eye (10) is constructed and a reference spatial relationship of the eye model with respect to the camera device (20) is determined using a reference image of the eye (10); and a tracking phase in which position and/or rotation coordinates of the eye (10) are determined by aligning the eye model to a current image of the eye (10).
Abstract: A method for enhancing the performance of an eye position measurement system, said method comprising: based on a measurement of past eye positions, calculating a prediction of a future eye position; using said calculated prediction of a future eye position for reducing the latency effect of said eye position measurement system.
Abstract: An eye tracking method for determining a position of an eye or a part of an eye in an image of an image sequence by performing a comparison between said image and a reference image, said process including: aligning a set of images; computing an enhanced reference image based on a combination of said set of aligned images; and determining said position in said image of said image sequence by comparing said image of said image sequence and said enhanced reference image to yield a motion estimation between said reference image and said image of said sequence.
Abstract: The present invention relates to improved ophthalmic diagnostic measurement or treatment methods or devices, that make use of a combination of a high speed eye tracking device, measuring fast translation or saccadic motion of the eye, and an eye position measurement device, determining multiple dimensions of eye position or other components of eye, relative to an ophthalmic diagnostic or treatment instrument.