Meta VR Headset, Oculus, view your face at these weird angles and are able to reconstruct a 3D photorealistic version of the user's face and keep track of facial expressions.
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@SeanW0823, thanks! We will have some lectures on virtual reality headsets later in the course. In the advanced headset you mentioned, the view you posted an image of comes from inward-facing cameras inside the headset.
FYI, and for all, I've slightly edited your comment using Markdown to make the URL you posted a hyperlink.
Thanks for the comment and image @SeanW0823. Following up on that further, Meta is working on "Codec Avatars" -- which is quite a fitting name for this slide! This website has a video where they use VR headsets with sensors facing inwards to reconstruct movement in real time.
Meta VR Headset, Oculus, view your face at these weird angles and are able to reconstruct a 3D photorealistic version of the user's face and keep track of facial expressions.
@SeanW0823, thanks! We will have some lectures on virtual reality headsets later in the course. In the advanced headset you mentioned, the view you posted an image of comes from inward-facing cameras inside the headset.
FYI, and for all, I've slightly edited your comment using Markdown to make the URL you posted a hyperlink.
We have an article, 90 Second Guide to CS184 Website Markdown to show how to do this, as well as typeset math in your comments.
Thanks for the comment and image @SeanW0823. Following up on that further, Meta is working on "Codec Avatars" -- which is quite a fitting name for this slide! This website has a video where they use VR headsets with sensors facing inwards to reconstruct movement in real time.