Nonverbal communication, also known as body language, is an important form of communication. Nonverbal behaviors
such as posture, eye contact, and gestures send strong messages. In regard to nonverbal communication, eye contact is one
of the most important forms that an individual can use. However, lack of eye contact occurs when we use video
conferencing system. The disparity between locations of the eyes and a camera gets in the way of eye contact. The lock of
eye gazing can give unapproachable and unpleasant feeling. In this paper, we proposed an eye gazing correction for video
conferencing. We use two cameras installed at the top and the bottom of the television. The captured two images are
rendered with 2D warping at virtual position. We implement view morphing to the detected face, and synthesize the face
and the warped image. Experimental results verify that the proposed system is effective in generating natural gaze-corrected
images.
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