Sentences with phrase «face mapped onto»

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The advent of «deepfake» technology, which lets video editors map anyone's face onto any other person's body, has chilling repercussions.

There's a new kind of algorithm that allows you to take a video of one person and map the face of another person onto his or her body.

Not surprisingly, it's being used to map celebrities» faces onto the bodies of porn stars having sex.

Inserting electrodes into the brains of two macaques, Tsao worked out which aspects of a face were mapped onto each neuron.

Human face movements are picked up by a video camera and mapped onto the tiny electronic motors in Jules» skin.

Its personal preference but I found the controls a little counter-intuitive and difficult to get used to, with the normal brake button moved to the face button so combat mode could be mapped onto the triggers.

It's a full - fat flight experience, with two control schemes mapping everything you need onto the circle pad, triggers and face buttons in comfortable and intuitive style.

The EyeToy USB camera was the first of its kind to translate your body movements into game controls, map your face onto in - game characters and more.

The latter uses the same camera system to map your face's movements onto 12 emoji so you can make a cute yellow kitty say terrible, terrible things.

The iPhone X's front - facing camera cluster does a good job at mapping facial gestures onto one of 12 cutesy emoji avatars, and I was a little shocked to hear how long and crisp the accompanying 10 - second audio recordings were.

The silent update means iPhone X owners who use Snapchat will see augmented reality masks pop up in the app that make use of Apple's advanced facial mapping technology to superimpose the mask onto the user's face more realistically and track motion more accurately.Apple first demoed the AR Snapchat Lenses at its iPhone X event last year, as part of its on - stage TrueDepth technology unveiling.

The dot projector projects more than 30,000 invisible dots onto your face to build your unique facial map.

No, we're not talking about the ability to map your face onto an existing preset, but rather that you can create an emoji that's personal to you.

The solution is absolutely nothing like Face ID on the iPhone X, which beams 30,000 infrared dots onto a user's face, maps them using an infrared camera, and continuously updates its data each time Face ID is uFace ID on the iPhone X, which beams 30,000 infrared dots onto a user's face, maps them using an infrared camera, and continuously updates its data each time Face ID is uface, maps them using an infrared camera, and continuously updates its data each time Face ID is uFace ID is used.

The projector casts 30,000 dots onto the user's face, in order to build a comprehensive 3D map for authentication purposes, as well as augmented reality features like Animoji.