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- UPDATE: April 14, 2023 — A few years ago we introduced Codec Avatars, a Reality Labs (RL) Research project that uses groundbreaking Computer Vision technology and Machine Learning systems to automatically create highly realistic digital representations that accurately reflect how a person looks and moves in real life, and in real-time.
Mar 12, 2019 · Using groundbreaking 3D capture technology and AI systems, Codec Avatars could let people in the future create lifelike virtual avatars of themselves quickly and easily, helping social connections in virtual reality become as natural and common as those in the real world.
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May 23, 2022 · Facebook parent company Meta said Monday that it's created a new artificial intelligence platform that could help the social media giant develop more-realistic avatars for virtual worlds.
Apr 26, 2021 · Facebook says it has leaned on new methods based on machine-learning to create more believable and expressive avatar movements based solely on the movement of your head and hands.
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Oct 28, 2021 · The first showed off its life-like Codex avatars and an environment for them to exist in, which the company says was rendered in real-time and reacted to real-world objects.
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Aug 26, 2020 · Powered by machine learning, the avatars are generated using a specialized capture rig with 132 cameras. Once generated, they can be driven by a prototype VR headset with three cameras;...
Mar 13, 2019 · Codec Avatars, as Facebook Reality Labs calls them, are the result of a process that uses machine learning to collect, learn, and re-create human social expression.
May 4, 2021 · Some days ago, Facebook has distributed its new Facebook Avatars system, promising many possible customizations, a machine-learning algorithm able to reliably reconstruct the pose of your upper body, and a visual appearance that is the right mix between realism and cartoon-style. But is this true?
