Examination of eye-hand coordination using computer mouse and hand tracking cursor control

The aim of this paper is to analyse the correlations between eye motion and the motion of the mouse cursor regarding eye-hand coordination. In the test, tracking the motion of the eyes and the mouse cursor, their analysis and the definition of certain specific parameters and evaluation were performed, during both traditional and gesture controlled motions. To perform the analyses, a target-specific hardware-software environment was required, where the motion of the mouse cursor was performed by a traditional mouse and a Leap Motion hand motion detector. The OGAMA software, beside the analysis of the motion of the look, through the definition of data also specific to parameters describing eye motion, is suitable to parallel analyse the hand-eye motion. According to the results, we can declare that there are certain differences between parameters describing the mouse cursor and the parameters applied to analyse eye motion.