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The Eye Tribe , a Denmark-based eye-tracking startup, today confirmed they’ll be joining the ranks of Facebook’s Oculus VR. Both Oculus and The Eye Tribe today confirmed the acquisition with TechCrunch ‘s Josh Constine. Is The Eye Tribe staying exclusively within Oculus? The interesting part?
APPLE’S 2011 AUGMENTED REALITY PATENT FINALLY MADE PUBLIC. First filed in 2011, the patent was published by the US Patent and Trademark Office with minimal changes. Not only did Snap, Inc. It is a bit of a star-studded angel investor lineup with funding coming from big names like Michael Eisner, former CEO of Disney.
In 2011, Topshop used virtual mirrors powered by Xbox Kinect 3D cameras. With eyetracking, this kind of system and similar non-headset based solutions can help keep drivers focused on the road with auditory reminders. Most importantly, this can be done in store or at home.
And building those back-end tools, coding, setting up standards and everything, up to 2011. And in 2011-2012 we did about 10 to 12,000 high-res images a year, and I would say maybe 1,500 of them were 3D. The HTC Vive Pro has eyetracking-- or the new one has eyetracking. So it took like from 2007 to 2012.
And building those back-end tools, coding, setting up standards and everything, up to 2011. And in 2011-2012 we did about 10 to 12,000 high-res images a year, and I would say maybe 1,500 of them were 3D. The HTC Vive Pro has eyetracking-- or the new one has eyetracking. So it took like from 2007 to 2012.
And building those back-end tools, coding, setting up standards and everything, up to 2011. And in 2011-2012 we did about 10 to 12,000 high-res images a year, and I would say maybe 1,500 of them were 3D. The HTC Vive Pro has eyetracking-- or the new one has eyetracking. So it took like from 2007 to 2012.
in the summer of 2011 we reached 100 million smartphone users. By the end of 2011 the freemium money exceeded premium money. Microsoft and Facebook have talked about inside out tracking. Google recently bought Eyefluence for its eyetracking. Hopefully that’s where we’re heading with mobile VR.
In 2011, Bob launched the only printed magazine covering social media, The Social Media Monthly. The other thing that they’ve got coming is eyetracking for their VIVE. In 2011, Bob launched the only printed magazine covering social media, The Social Media Monthly.
In 2011, Bob launched the only printed magazine covering social media, The Social Media Monthly. The other thing that they’ve got coming is eyetracking for their VIVE. In 2011, Bob launched the only printed magazine covering social media, The Social Media Monthly.
In 2011, Bob launched the only printed magazine covering social media, The Social Media Monthly. The other thing that they've got coming is eyetracking for their VIVE. In 2011, Bob launched the only printed magazine covering social media, The Social Media Monthly. Alan: Today's guest is a good friend of mine, Bob Fine.
I think there’s an inherent risk of collecting eyetracking data, and positional head tracking data, and more data about individuals. You know, 2010, 2011, and it’s going to be up to the big players to jump in, and in some cases provide their own standard that becomes kind of a de facto standard.
I think there’s an inherent risk of collecting eyetracking data, and positional head tracking data, and more data about individuals. You know, 2010, 2011, and it’s going to be up to the big players to jump in, and in some cases provide their own standard that becomes kind of a de facto standard.
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