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SteppenAxolotl t1_j5hqqk2 wrote

Works well if you don't take quick weird actions. Should help bad teleprompter readers.

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Abarsn20 t1_j5k22p5 wrote

The teleprompter is in front of the camera so you always have eye contact. This would be useful if the teleprompter went down and you had to read from your photo or laptop

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t98907 t1_j5i1msg wrote

People with gaze-phobia will resent this feature.

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the-powl t1_j5hn2pp wrote

this staring is kinda creepy tho

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Loonsive t1_j5i3fk2 wrote

chat wondering why tf he is staring so hard lmao

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Useful-Pattern-5076 t1_j5i485m wrote

Imo Nvidia is one of the companies that’s going to lead the world into the next stage of digital evolution

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blueSGL t1_j5i4k00 wrote

need to add in the stochastic triangular eye darts, you get when looking at another persons face and also have a threshold for turn radius so once you start facing away too much (could even be bias per left/right as a setting to compensate for webcam angle) the eyes sync back up with your real ones.

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chowder-san t1_j5irtdn wrote

Bruh, I positioned the webcam on the side so it doesn't capture me looking directly into it and making ppl uncomfortable and they release a feature that doubles down on the unconfy factor?

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Samothrace_ t1_j5i5b9k wrote

How can this be used for anything other than evil?

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beachteen t1_j5iet0k wrote

What is evil about eye contact while streaming? Like with this you are working and reading off your screen to present to the group instead of having to practice and memorize everything

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Spire_Citron t1_j5iq6xg wrote

I'm struggling to come up with anything evil you could use this for. I assume it's for streamers who want to make it look as though they're speaking to the audience more even though they need to have their eyes pointed somewhere else to actually read chat.

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Shodidoren t1_j5j13w9 wrote

Some companies might push towards monitoring your gaze through the camera to make sure you're watching their ads. This could circumvent that. You might be looking at the adblock of the future

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Artanthos t1_j5lro9q wrote

Coworkers won’t notice you looking at your other screen during Zoom meetings.

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[deleted] t1_j5ivo8r wrote

Can you explain what kind of evil this could be used for

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first_god t1_j5kkymr wrote

So now I can cheat in online exam without problem

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HatsusenoRin t1_j5ioyhd wrote

The next step is to do the same thing with both eyes closed.

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8457637 t1_j5jpjsd wrote

Where can we get this feature and what is it called?

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whattosee t1_j5kr0vn wrote

Own a nVidia card compatible with nVidia Broadcast. Works with any camera source.

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Netcob t1_j5m82yt wrote

I tried it... with me it looks like I'm staring above the camera, and it turns out constantly staring at the same point is pretty creepy. Normal people look away sometimes, let their eyes wander, and when there's a group discussion they mostly look at the speaker, not at YOU all the time. When you move your head or eyes far enough the effect stops, and the resumes when it makes out your eyes again - which can look unnatural. And if you wink or slowly slide something in front of one eye it looks really freaky (you can see a bit of that in the video).

I wouldn't use it in any serious context. It's only for spooking my friends and family.

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Shamwowz21 t1_j5k36ld wrote

Teleprompters hate this simple trick!

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birdpix t1_j5kv4g7 wrote

Wonder if it would go crazy with my lazy eye? ;-)

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DisasterDalek t1_j5mmoau wrote

Haha...the savior of zoom meetings

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bluehands t1_j5ij5zx wrote

Fun fact:

I believe that humans are the only primate (and one of the few mammals) with completely white sclera (the white part of our eyes). This is almost certainly so that we can see where other people are looking.

This reminds me of a filter that makes you smile all the time - it could have a use but feels like there would need to be a bunch of supporting technology to being really useful.

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