Looking At You is a front-end application which uses computer vision to enable a pair of eyes to follow people using a webcam. The application was developed as part of the 2019 Scott Logic Internship Program.
Currently the application phrases pop up at random intervals after the user has gone a set time without doing a pose. The phrases are chosen randomly based on relative frequencies.
This could be improve by having certain phrases pop up in certain situations. For example, "try waving" should show up if a user hasn't waved for a certain period, and otherwise should not show up. Some phrases could only be unlocked after certain interactions, or after staying on-camera for a certain amount of time. Other situations could be considered.
Currently the application phrases pop up at random intervals after the user has gone a set time without doing a pose. The phrases are chosen randomly based on relative frequencies.
This could be improve by having certain phrases pop up in certain situations. For example, "try waving" should show up if a user hasn't waved for a certain period, and otherwise should not show up. Some phrases could only be unlocked after certain interactions, or after staying on-camera for a certain amount of time. Other situations could be considered.