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| Meta Demonstrates Codec Avatars Project |
Meta, a company formerly known as Facebook, gave an impressive speech announcing the rebranding and showed its vision for what the future of IT could look like.
The first contains realistic avatars of the Codec Avatars project and its surroundings, which, according to the company, are rendered in real time and interact with real objects.
Mark Zuckerberg also spoke about the company's work on neural interfaces that make it possible to control a computer with the touch of a finger.
During the presentation, Meta explained her work on the Codec Avatars project, which aims to give users better control over their eyes, facial expressions, hairstyle and appearance.
The company also explained how their avatar-simulating hair and skin interact with different lighting and environments, and even play a role in interactive clothing.
The host stated that this technology is definitely still being researched. Creating an avatar requires a lot of materials.
Meta will likely use a high-performance PC to view it. But the company's goal is to show us graphics that are comparable to those of high-end video game engines.
The company also provides a real-time view of the environment in which you interact with others using your avatar.
Meta Showcase Codec Avatars
The system also enables people to interact with real things and reflect changes in the virtual world. Although the real environment is not new. The ability to make changes in the real world and see those changes in a virtual environment makes viewing useful.
For neural interfaces, Meta relies on something called electromyography to convert the signals your brain sends to your hands into computer commands.
The offer included bracelets that were used earlier this year. And the company's presentation didn't show anything that wasn't there in 2019. Then he bought and acquired a company called CTRL-Labs.
Meta said she will continue to offer EMGs in place of brain-reading devices. So it can show how it will interact with future devices.
And compared to seeing people playing table tennis in virtual reality for an avatar audience. It seems to be the most realistic thing a company has to offer.