Welcome to the Vision Pro, Apple’s most complex piece of hardware yet. So complicated that we’ll need more than one video to tackle it. In this video, we’ll ...
This is probably the three layers (three are physical, the rest are digital processing steps):
The “generate faces” step is well in the uncanny valley territory. There’s not enough light inside the headset to do passthrough video so instead they have a very primitive avatar which is recognisably you but definitely doesn’t look like you.
Personally I don’t think any of them contribute significantly to the weight of the headset. Probably less than 1% of the weight.
Yes from what I’ve seen the animation isn’t great and it feels super weird when it’s on someone’s actual face. Even worse to me than the FaceTime avatar thing
I know what the uncanny valley is - I don’t see how weight is really relevant to that, what did you mean?
This is probably the three layers (three are physical, the rest are digital processing steps):
The “generate faces” step is well in the uncanny valley territory. There’s not enough light inside the headset to do passthrough video so instead they have a very primitive avatar which is recognisably you but definitely doesn’t look like you.
Personally I don’t think any of them contribute significantly to the weight of the headset. Probably less than 1% of the weight.
They added a bunch of weight for the device to add an effect that feels very uncanny.
Sorry - what’s uncanny? The projected eyes to the external observer?
Yes from what I’ve seen the animation isn’t great and it feels super weird when it’s on someone’s actual face. Even worse to me than the FaceTime avatar thing