Dynamic vediotelphony systems and methods of using the same

Abstract

Aspects of present disclosure relates to a dynamic videotelephony system. In certain embodiments, dynamic videotelephony system includes a first dynamic videotelephony device for a first user group, and a second dynamic videotelephony device for a second user group, and a network connecting these two dynamic videotelephony devices for a dynamic video conference between the two user groups. Each of the dynamic videotelephony devices has a gaze detection device group to detect a corresponding principal location of pupils of a corresponding user group, and sends control instructions to the opposite dynamic videotelephony device to control dynamic video capturing such that the captured dynamic video is focused and centered at an object corresponding to the corresponding principal location of pupils of the corresponding user group on the corresponding dynamic video display device, and the captured dynamic video is transmitted from the opposite dynamic videotelephony device to corresponding dynamic videotelephony device for display.