Control of foveated vision based on short-term memory

We propose an active foveated vision system based on both the sensory register and the short term memory. The eye has two states of movement. The first, saccard movement, is when the eye moves in the wide region and this was actualized by utilizing a multiple image short-term memory which could save some images. The second state, attention, involves movement in the interest region and this state was achieved using a single image short-term memory which could save only a single image. The total eye movement was then realized by selecting two states. The movement of eye is defined by the image of image features generated by low level vision. We generate the image that we imagine that we see at any instant in time on short-term memory.