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The FaceTime demo was interesting. Sure you can see you friends calls floating around the room... But what do they see? And what happens when you call your fri
by stirlo 3y ago
The FaceTime demo was interesting. Sure you can see you friends calls floating around the room...
But what do they see? And what happens when you call your friend who also owns a Vision Pro?
- lotsofpulp 3y agoThey just showed that people wearing a Vision Pro get a digitally mocked up version of themselves shown to others.
- lallysingh 3y agoThat explains why every other user was a floating head; that would let them generate the same.
- alach11 3y agoThe demo for that looked pretty rough. The user's facial expressions looked unnatural, and the lip movements were poorly synced to the audio. I guess there's only so much an "encoder/decoder" model can make up with limited input data.
- nazgulnarsil 3y agowondering how they deal with the issue that the face starts moving before we start making sound. I guess the network latency will help.
- stirlo 3y agoThis seems like a step backwards from just seeing a real persons face on a regular screen :(
- justinator 3y agoI guess a Metaverse nightmare cartoon avatar?
- tkanarsky 3y agoThey just went over it, looks like they're relying on a motion-tracked digital persona (probably using some sort of NeRF approach)