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So there isn’t much more to it than getting a good resolution image of the eye from any distance, every millisecond. Precision is the issue because we are most
by neverokay 2y ago
So there isn’t much more to it than getting a good resolution image of the eye from any distance, every millisecond.
Precision is the issue because we are mostly moving our eyes in about 8 directions, there’s no precision because we don’t know how to measure focusing of our eye lens with a camera yet (unless that too is just a matter of getting a picture).
Squinting would be the closest thing to physically expressing focusing. So the camera needs to know I’m looking left with my eye, followed by a squint to achieve precision. Seems stressful though.
Gonna need AI just to do noise cancelling of involuntary things your eyes do like pupil dilation, blinking.