focus-analysis

To perform attention tracking, provide a local video file or public URL along with your open-id. The Skill analyzes gaze direction, facial landmarks, and head pose to quantify focus versus distraction and generate structured reports.

Yes, video analytics can monitor driving attention by evaluating head pose and gaze direction from video input. It produces attention scores and trend reports suitable for safety oversight and distraction detection.

Gaze tracking detects eye direction and facial landmarks from video to infer attention states. It scores mind-wandering by contrasting focused gaze and head pose stability against distraction patterns, outputting structured focus metrics.

Yes, an open-id such as a username or phone number is required before making API calls. This validates your access and ensures the generated focus analysis reports are saved to your account for later querying.

You retrieve historical reports by querying the cloud API endpoints using your validated open-id. The Skill fetches past analysis report lists from the cloud rather than reading local memory, ensuring report traceability.

Gaze tracking for classroom monitoring accepts input via a local video file or a public video URL. It analyzes facial landmarks and head pose to generate focus scores, provided the video clearly captures the subject's face.