Version: Legacy SeeSo

Quick Start (Swift)

Supported Environment

Minimum supported iOS version is 11.0
Minimum supported device is iPhone 6s
Swift and Objective-C are supported.
Camera permission and Network connected environment are required.
Running GazeTracker on simulator is not supported.

info

SeeSo SDK uses the front camera of the device

Sample Project

Please go to the sample project page for the purpose of using it rather than implementing it.

Environment Set-ups

Append SDK to the project

Drag & drop downloaded SeeSo.xcframework file to the project.
Check the 'Copy items if needed' option. Then, select the [Added folders > Create groups] and click the finish button.
Check if the SeeSo.xcframework has been appended at the navigator list on the left side.
Change option 'Do Not Embed' of [Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content > SeeSo.framework] to 'Embed & sign'.

Camera permission

Move to [General > Info].
Click '+' button in [Custom iOS Target Properties] table. The button will appear when hovering the mouse.
Append the [Privacy - Camera Usage Description] option.

Sample App Implementation

What are we making

This documnet provides a way to create a sample swift application which visualize user's gaze point coordinates with proper UI. (Portrait direction only)

Technical Overview

You will get sample codes to use followings:

Object construction and destruction
startTracking, stopTracking, startCalibration, stopCalibration
Filter toggle

Implementation :

GazeTracker Construction

import UIKit
import SeeSo
import AVFoundation

class ViewController: UIViewController {

		var tracker : GazeTracker? = nil
		
    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        // Do any additional setup after loading the view.
    }
}

First, import SeeSo for the GazeTracker constructions. You should define the variable to assign the created GazeTracker object. Please import the AVFoundation to detect the camera permission status.

extension ViewController : InitializationDelegate {
    func onInitialized(tracker: GazeTracker?, error: InitializationError) {
        if (tracker != nil){
            self.tracker = tracker
						print("initalized GazeTracker")
        }else{
						print("init failed : \(error.description)")
				}
    }
}

Define the InitializationDelegate implementation on ViewController. Because the GazeTracker object will be relayed from InitalizationDelegat.onInitalized, it should be defined as above. When the GazeTracker construction is finished, print log to console.

// `True` when the camera persimmion exists
if AVCaptureDevice .authorizationStatus(for: .video) == .authorized {
			// Run initGazeTracker when the permission exists.
}else{
			// Reqeust camera permission to user.
     AVCaptureDevice.requestAccess(for: .video, completionHandler: {
          response in
          if response {
            // Permission allowed.
            // Run initGazeTracker here.
          }
      })
}

Due to the GazeTracker uses data from the camera, it needs the camera permission. Check if the camera permission exists, request the permission if it doesn't.

override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        if AVCaptureDevice .authorizationStatus(for: .video) == .authorized {
           GazeTracker.initGazeTracker(license: "YOUR_DEVELOPMENT_LICENSE_KEY", delegate: self)
        }else{
            AVCaptureDevice.requestAccess(for: .video, completionHandler: {
                response in
                if response {
                    GazeTracker.initGazeTracker(license: "YOUR_DEVELOPMENT_LICENSE_KEY", delegate: self)
                }
            })
        }
}

Implement the GazeTracker constructing codes. You MUST replace the license key to the key that you generated from the SeeSo Console.

Start Tracking

extension ViewController : StatusDelegate {
    func onStarted() {
        print("tracker starts tracking.")
    }
    
    func onStopped(error: StatusError) {
       print("stop error : \(error.description)")
    }
}

Implement StatusDelegate to check if the gaze tracking is started when GazeTracker.startTracking function is called.

extension ViewController : InitializationDelegate {
    func onInitialized(tracker: GazeTracker?, error: InitializationError) {
        if (tracker != nil){
            self.tracker = tracker
            print("initalized GazeTracker")
            self.tracker?.statusDelegate = self
            self.tracker?.startTracking()
        }else{
            print("init failed : \(error.description)")
        }
    }
}

Connect the StatusDelegate implementation to the GazeTracker object, then call startTracking.

Log the gaze data

extension ViewController : GazeDelegate {
    func onGaze(gazeInfo : GazeInfo) {
        print("timestamp : \(gazeInfo.timestamp), (x , y) : (\(gazeInfo.x), \(gazeInfo.y)) , state : \(gazeInfo.tracking.description)")
    }
}

Implement the GazeDelegate, the delegate provides the gaze data and the eye movement status from the GazeTracker.

extension ViewController : InitializationDelegate {
    func onInitialized(tracker: GazeTracker?, error: InitializationError) {
        if (tracker != nil){
            ...
                     self.tracker?.gazeDelegate = self
                     
                     self.tracker?.startTracking()
        }else{
                     print("init failed : \(error.description)")
             }
    }
}

Connect the implemented GazeDelegate.

Overall codes

import SeeSo
 import UIKit
import AVFoundation
 
 class ViewController: UIViewController {
 		var tracker : GazeTracker? = nil
 		override func viewDidLoad() {
         super.viewDidLoad()
         if AVCaptureDevice .authorizationStatus(for: .video) == .authorized {
            GazeTracker.initGazeTracker(license: "YOUR_DEVELOPMENT_LICENSE_KEY", delegate: self)
         }else{
             AVCaptureDevice.requestAccess(for: .video, completionHandler: {
                 response in
                 if response {
                     GazeTracker.initGazeTracker(license: "YOUR_DEVELOPMENT_LICENSE_KEY", delegate: self)
                 }
             })
         }
 		}
 }
 extension ViewController : InitializationDelegate {
     func onInitialized(tracker: GazeTracker?, error: InitializationError) {
         if (tracker != nil){
             self.tracker = tracker
 						print("initalized GazeTracker")
 						self.tracker?.statusDelegate = self
 						self.tracker?.gazeDelegate = self
 						self.tracker?.startTracking()
         }else{
 						print("init failed : \(error.description)")
 				}
 }
 }
 
 extension ViewController : StatusDelegate {
     func onStarted() {
         print("tracker starts tracking.")
     }
     
     func onStopped(error: StatusError) {
        print("stop error : \(error.description)")
 }
 }
 
 extension ViewController : GazeDelegate {
     func onGaze(gazeInfo : GazeInfo) {
         print("timestamp : \(gazeInfo.timestamp), (x , y) : (\(gazeInfo.x), \(gazeInfo.y)) , state : \(gazeInfo.trackingState.description)")
     }
 }

Run

Build on device

Click the build button on the left-top side.
Feature
- You should allow the camera permission first.
- When setup is successful and the camera permission allowed, the data from the GazeTracker will be shown on the console.
- As a default, timestamp, gaze point data, and tracking state will be logged. The state will be TRACKING when SDK can detect a face, FACE_MISSING when doesn't.

Supported Environment​

SeeSo SDK uses the front camera of the device

Sample Project​

Environment Set-ups​

Append SDK to the project​

Camera permission​

Sample App Implementation​

What are we making​

Technical Overview​

Run​