Abstract
In a three-dimensional (3D) eye-gaze detection system with an integrated volume holographic imaging element (VHIE) and two image sensors, human eye gaze is detected by analyzing both the reflected images of two eyes of a human and the transmitted images that the human is watching. To make the detection of the reflected images of the eyes more effective, a noise filter for removing the background noise is fabricated and is then attached to the integrated VHIE. The results obtained by the noise reduction technique are presented.
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