8 years ago you have inspired me to follow my dream of interactive social technology, now having worked on mmwave projects myself, im sold that this is the future.
Nobody cares about your personal data, but use your imagination and imagine a world in which computers understand us. Because they learned based on data from all of us, without caring for a single person. Look what this already enables: Intelligent routing via Google Maps, because it has the data of enough other people. Intelligent search results via Google search, because it has the data of billions of searches before. There are so many examples you love and use every day, not even thinking that their development took the data of millions of people before you. You can be scared and that's alright, but that's our future. And I, personally, am glad that companies of the free world are leaders in this tech - and not companies from countries like 🇷🇺or 🇨🇳
@@danielhermanus6909 I really hate you. EVERYONE cares about your perosnal data. That's why apps like isntagram, youtbe, and facebook exists. everything in life does not need to be autoamted - Espcially with the bullshit people are bound to exude
These are not mandatory. So if you like to have, then it's fine. If you dont, you dont actually need to complain. Just don't spend money to get it. So simple right?
Merging Google Soli's gesture recognition with CCT's wireless capabilities could create unparalleled user interactions with our daily devices. This fusion allows for gestures in the air to manage CCT-equipped home appliances, enhancing user convenience and offering a futuristic approach to household management. Such innovation paves the way for seamless, more engaging, and energy-efficient solutions in our homes, redefining our interaction with technology.
As someone with autism (Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)), a disorder that affects social functions (among other things), I am afraid of these devices. I have spent over a decade of my life rigorously training myself to understand nonverbal cues and tonalities that modify meanings, to make proper eye contact for right amount of time and at the right times, and to learn enough social skills that I now lead two student organizations in my university. It was painful and difficult, and in various rare and novel circumstances, I still find my social skills lacking! I am concerned that this technology would inadvertently create an (additional) barrier to access that people like me would have to deal with. Also, while I was watching this video, I was put-off by the various phrases that I feel amount to, "humans inherently understand all these subtle nonverbal cues, without even consciously thinking about them."
A good concept, I see some complications but also some opportunities. A person with Dystonia, for example, involuntary head shakes, would be misinterpreted. Humans misinterpret the body language of people with afflictions like this. If the system was self learning and could customize its response to individuals it might understand a person's body language better than humans do. It could then be used as a therapeutic tool as well. Many possibilities.
good thinking but this is quite an intrusive instrument and I think therefore adoption of this tech is less intrusive and a user privacy-friendly approach.
Hire different people with ideas or pay them for couple weeks of work then get their ideas + your ideas and test in you labs and create a product, was glad to see Soli sensor in Pixel phone good try, keep it up guys!
I'm a little afraid that this will be put on mobile phones and if some kind of propaganda information or advertising comes and I don't pay attention to it, I'll be monitored after that. Other than that it's brilliant
@@SiriusSam I am not saying everything is going fine. Everyone has their opinion and that's what makes us humans. Everyone will not have the same thinking style. It is something you need to question god. You don't have to war against me for having an opinion that is opposite to you.
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interesting reminds me of Cars -Analyze radar signatures to detect and track objects. Calculate velocity and orientation by correcting for radial velocity distortions, noise, and occlusions.
bet you money none of it works when you motion an intention to play have your system play some music, or go back to basics and say "ok google, play music", like all our smart speakers and hubs have been broken for months.
