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Measurement of the rotation of a disk from its elliptical projection, with an application to eye movements.

The elliptical projection of a circular disk, such as the pupil of the eye, on the plane face of a video camera can be used to measure rotation of the disk about a diameter, independently of any translational movements. The algorithm uses the intersections of any three equispaced video lines with the ellipse. Errors and system design are discussed.