Photo cameras from 10 years ago had that tech, so do some phones and laptops. Anything else that is more intuitive than what we already have? Maybe more immersive? 🐶🐾🫡
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idk have to go through all 5000 patents if I rly would like to know what's new with these goggles 🤷♀️
I do believe there's a significant difference in eye tracking compared to current smartphones.. i mean.. the distance to your pupils is way closer, isn't it?
it's very interesting..
"Generally as a whole, a lot of the work I did involved detecting the mental state of users based on data from their body and brain when they were in immersive experiences.
So, a user is in a mixed reality or virtual reality experience, and AI models are trying to predict if you are feeling curious, mind wandering, scared, paying attention, remembering a past experience, or some other cognitive state.
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And these may be inferred through measurements like eye tracking, electrical activity in the brain, heart beats and rhythms, muscle activity, blood density in the brain, blood pressure, skin conductance etc.
There were a lot of tricks involved to make specific predictions possible, which the handful of patents I’m named on go into detail about. One of the coolest results involved predicting a user was going to click on something before they actually did."
And that’s cool! Better interface is always welcome. Imagine how many disabled people who cannot move their bodies will regain livelihood and connection with the world. 🐶🐾🤯
fascinating indeed
I’ll be super happy for all the people who couldn’t give a shit about their privacy, just to get to live their lives to a fuller extent. Think of all the people who are incapable to move their own bodies. I am all for development of such tech as long as it helps progressing our understanding of ourselves, and giving more people freedom to live their lives on their own! I guess that’s what excites me the most, only 3.5K bucks to gain control of some functions of your own body. 🐶🐾🫡
yea a silver lining then for them