When technology gets more advanced, technology like hand movement detection then becomes more sensitive to detect finger movements – so did Samsung with its eye detection became an eyeball tracker.
It’s no different for Microsoft’s Kinect sensors too – as SimSensei now uses Kinect to detect the complex human facial expression, eyes, gaze and muscle flexes, dubbed as MultiSense.
Developed at the University of Southern California’s Institute for Creative Technology, researcher Stefan Scherer said that they are doing this SimSensei to overcome the tricks of psychological problems right at our home through a series of questions, with the Kinect constantly detecting the changes of your face.
Check out the video of the SimSensei at work below!
Via : VR-Zone
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