I didn't get how the headset reads the facial expressions.
I also don't see most users designing avatars that look like them. It shouldn't be too hard to do a conversion from a photo.
Also compare it to the PSVR social app:
I also don't see most users designing avatars that look like them. It shouldn't be too hard to do a conversion from a photo.
Also compare it to the PSVR social app:
Here's a demo from one of the groups: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgKkEnaaSDc - they used strain gauges inside the goggles to track muscle movement of the upper face, and stuck a camera on a stick hanging off the googles to capture lower face movement.
Here's another one that uses photo-reflective sensors attached to a set of eyeglasses, which can be worn inside a VR headset. For this demo I had to remove my prescription glasses, so it was unfortunately quite hard to say how well it worked! https://vimeo.com/132772990