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3D without glasses on iPad
(3) | 13/04/2011 | Translate: With the help of the front camera, an application on the iPad using facial tracking (headtracking) grasping at what point of the screen see, in order to display the corresponding angle in three-dimensional objects. In this way the objects look highly realistic. The result is impressive.
Glasses that hide your face from security cameras Andipdx recreated the glasses from the TV series "MacGyver", which make the face of the wearer invisible to the security cameras. This works thanks to infrared LEDs such as those on a remote control. The lamps are placed on the frame of the glasses and connected to a small battery.- DJI Mavic: The drone of the future The DJI presented the brand new drone of, the DJI Mavic Pro. With extremely small size, a 12 megapixel camera, stabilization, 7 km range, autonomous flight system, new drone looks extremely attractive. It weighs 743 grams and can fly at speeds up to 65 km / hr for 27 minutes. They are able to avoid obstacles, follow the operator and returns to the starting point in case of connection loss. It is also possible to control the camera with a smartphone, or monitored live through special glasses of DJI in first person. However, to obtain this small jewel of technology, You will have to pay 1.199 € and wait until October 15, 2016.
- Interacting with objects in a video The MIT presented a new technology in which the interaction is achieved with objects in video. The system is not expensive, It requires only a camera and does not need to be 3D scanning of the object. How does it work; You just have to record the object for a few seconds on the move. The technology is capable of recognizing the vibration shape and physical properties of the object. There are many potential applications of this system, such as the creation of special effects at low cost.
- Holoportation The Holoportation is a new technology developed by Microsoft for virtual teleportation of a human environment in 3D. Thanks to this technology, combined with glasses HoloLens, one has the impression that the person communicating is located on the same site, While it may be located several thousand kilometers away. The Holoportation creates a high quality 3D model of man using multiple cameras, compresses the data and send it to the caller. In the video, a man makes a try with the little daughter who is in another room.
- The unlikely Hololens presentation at E3 report At the end of January, the Microsoft unveiled the HoloLens, glasses combining the real world with holograms. On Monday, June 15 at the conference E3, the Microsoft presented a more complete version of the game Minecraft, and how one can play with the world using the Hololens. There is no need for the monitor or tv, After the game appears as a hologram onto the surface of a table. The camera relies on footage of the picture has a user who wears glasses. Really impressive.
- Virtual reality table The Russian company NettleBox created the "Nettle", a virtual reality table that with the help of special 3D glasses can see holographic objects on its surface.
- Watching the eclipse with a telescope On Monday, April 8, 2024, Americans had the opportunity to witness a total solar eclipse. A young man wanted to watch the moon pass in front of the Sun with a telescope, something that is extremely dangerous. The young man will burn his face and fortunately will not put his eye against the accumulated rays of the Sun. During a solar eclipse you should NEVER look at the Sun with a camera lens, telescope, binoculars or any other optical device even if you wear eclipse glasses or other filters. Concentrated solar rays will pass through the filter and cause serious eye injury.
- Solving the Rubik's Cube with a little help The Asolver application helps to solve the Rubik's Cube, after the user scans all the sides of the cube with the camera of the mobile.
- Mobile phone with invisible screen Removing the polarizer from a cell phone screen and placing it in a pair of glasses. This is how the screen without glasses is made "invisible".
- The thief watched not to leave fingerprints On Monday July 29, 2019 a thief came into a house in Phoenix, Arizona, breaking the glass of a door with a shovel. After taking some objects, left home taking care not to leave fingerprints. Unfortunately for him though, He left his face in very good resolution, in memory of security cameras.
- Bill Hader mimics Arnold Schwarzenegger with the help of Deepfake The DeepFake is an artificial intelligence technology, that can change people and objects in a video. Here, with the help of DeepFaceLab a user changed the face of the actor Bill Hader, as the latter mimics Arnold Schwarzenegger.
- Human faces are created by artificial intelligence Three researchers Nvidia created an artificial intelligence application, capable of producing realistic images of persons who are not really there.
- The phenomenon of bottomless hole on an iPhone Impressive effects with an iPhone X, which uses the front camera to identify which is the user's eye. Then the application also displays a three-dimensional image in combination with the position of the eye, to create a sense of depth. The application TheParallaxView will be soon in the App Store.
- How does a TV and a monitor at a very slow motion With the help of a very fast camera, The Slow Mo Guys show the operation of a CRT TV and a modern LCD screen as they create and project the image.
- Application of curious Researchers at Google, They developed an application that can detect via the front camera of a smartphone, if one looks at the screen of your phone while using. The application is still in a trial phase, and will be presented at the conference NIPS 2017 (Conference Neural Information Processing Systems) December 4.