Michael Abrash - Computer Vision for the Future of Social Presence (CV4ARVR 2020)

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  • Опубликовано: 9 окт 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @ULTIMATEPATCHES
    @ULTIMATEPATCHES 3 года назад +2

    Thank you Michael for this insightful and revealing glimpse into the future of VR/AR.

  • @TheRealTobias
    @TheRealTobias 4 года назад +3

    Although I'm not a fan of Facebook as a company. This Research is really interesting and the results they already achieved are seriously impressive.

  • @cercata
    @cercata 4 года назад

    A missed his talks, amazing !!! XR is INEVITABLE !!! :)

  • @andrejulioreinosodickson2369
    @andrejulioreinosodickson2369 3 года назад

    awesome video

  • @bobvance8354
    @bobvance8354 4 года назад

    I'm more than likely talking out of my ass, and you're probably never going to hear this, and you guys probably have thought of it. But with regards to eye tracking, why not use an ai model to train the eye tracker to better predict where the eye is?
    So you could create a model of the eye, then you could say have an ai model ready to be trained with the specific user's eye data, and have the user "calibrate" their eye movement by say having their eyes follow a small white dot across a black screen in the headset. With enough data points collected from all users, train the ai to better predict the user's eye position.

  • @colonthree
    @colonthree 4 года назад +9

    That's the saddest empty bookshelf I've seen in a while. ;_;

  • @rafalkowalczyk5027
    @rafalkowalczyk5027 2 года назад

    missing his Graphics wisdom in current game-engines...

  • @arstatus885
    @arstatus885 2 года назад

    u r name ka meaning what..?

  • @bridgetagabra9484
    @bridgetagabra9484 4 года назад

    7:00 cat or dog?

  • @mikeb3172
    @mikeb3172 2 года назад

    Abrash should have stayed at Valve... Meta/Facebook's Quest 2 is banned in Germany now due to forced log-ins, and no one wants to buy a $1000 headset to experience real life with their friends. HL: Alyx was the Doom of VR technology he used to talk about but now he only cares about Meta's pretend goals...