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Very cool tech, especially for bandwidth reduction! Also, I know a lot of people who're doing makeup / dressing up for video meetings. First order model (e.g.
by pabe 6y ago
Very cool tech, especially for bandwidth reduction!
Also, I know a lot of people who're doing makeup / dressing up for video meetings. First order model (e.g. https://github.com/alew3/faceit_live3 https://github.com/alew3/faceit_live3) is not good enough for those things. Maybe Nvidia's algorithm is? Wonder if there's a project allowing you to record your styled self to train a model witch you can then use to transform your "out-of-bed" natural self into the styled version, haha :D
- varispeed 6y agoAfter a couple of months of staring at each faces and probably seeing most "configurations" of ones appearance and their room, people now just don't bother to switch on cameras. Not sure if people would like to stare at fake heads when they don't particularly enjoy the real ones... Maybe it could be more fun if you could choose like fantasy attributes of your character e.g. armor, extra head, two noses etc.
- villgax 6y agoAnd having people select between scenes, as well as idling behavior when you are not in the actual frame as well
- stickac 6y agoyou don't really need very sophisticated model for this. just use dlib to detect face landmarks and apply some very basic hue/contrast/brightness localized filter to imitate lipstick, make-up, mascara, etc. that's what some software can already do out of the box (e.g. zoom) and the results are very good