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Unless they're magically changing the shape of the lens in response to eye movement that doesn't seem physically possible.
by ben-schaaf 3y ago
Unless they're magically changing the shape of the lens in response to eye movement that doesn't seem physically possible.
- tmalsburg2 3y agoEven if that where possible, I doubt that the accuracy of the eye-tracker is sufficiently high for this approach to work.
- pzo 3y agoWhat if they shift screens mechanically in response to eye movement? Similar like apple camera optical stabilization works by shifting slightly camera sensor array? And if the screen pixel density is not uniform but more dense in the center? Hard to pull off but I guess not impossible.