Seriously? Do they scan all the data of your face and map it out or do they smooth you out? The people in the marketing material were all very bland looking models and actors and they also haven't let any journalist try it yet as far as I know.
I'm saying will the Vision Pro be able to render a person like that? What about beards and such?This is a great question. I can imagine people really not liking the way they a portrayed when in fact, it’s just how they look.
Sort of on this subject about representing the human form, I have been wondering about something for some time.
Let's say it's a hot day, you have finished work, and just want to come home, strip off in the privacy of your own home, and use Vision Pro.
Regardless of whether you are Male or Female.
Let's say you look in the mirror in your bedroom, or look down at your body.
What is the Vision Pro going to render?
If you are male, visiting the bathroom for a wee, and you need to look down (naturally) then what's going to be on the screens?
Is Apple going to Blur out certain parts of your body when it renders your AR surroundings?
And what about your partner who is also hot and just chilling with you in the privacy of your own home. Is Vision Pro going to blur areas of their body from your view also?
This is a good question because historically black people have not been represented well in these types of technologies.Seriously? Do they scan all the data of your face and map it out or do they smooth you out? The people in the marketing material were all very bland looking models and actors and they also haven't let any journalist try it yet as far as I know.
I'm saying will the Vision Pro be able to render a person like that? What about beards and such?
Schedule yourself a haircut for next Thursday, stay hydrated, and try to get 8 hrs sleep that night 😄