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@ rickymahk2013

Will, (@fxrtst), the builder of Alan, uses a single ezb camera in the forehead of his Android head. With it he runs head tracking and also the eye tracking. He often used a ratio to between the head tracking and eye movement to keep realism. You may want to consider a ezb camera located in the head which will keep the programming simple.

I put the camera in one of the nose openings of my robot, and was able to use it to track both the head and eyes. I didn't spend a great deal of time to hide the camera, but with a little more effort than I took, you may be able to have it not be noticed at all.

Best of luck with your project,

Ron R