FaceTime will correct our gaze
With the arrival of the betas of iOS 13 and iPadOS new details and news. These novelties are usually those presented in the Keynote and improvements to them, but there are others that appear with the betas and that were not presented in the Keynote .
This is the case of this novelty related to FaceTime and that has arrived with the third beta of iOS 13 and iPadOS It's quite an interesting novelty and it corrects one of the big mistakes we make when we're talking via FaceTime video call.
For FaceTime gaze correction, Apple makes use of the ARKit kit
Specifically, what FaceTime will do from iPadOS and iOS 13 will be correct our gazeto make us look at the camera instead of the screen, which most of us do when we communicate over a FaceTime video call
This way, if the option is activated, iPadOS and iOS will automatically modify our look. Thus, it will make it appear that we are looking at the camera instead of at the screen, as most of us do to see our interlocutor.
Twit in which a developer tests the correction of the gaze in FaceTime
This new feature will be present in FaceTime settings and is called "FaceTime Attention Correction". He makes use of the Apple ARKit and shows how useful Augmented Reality can be and its versatility.
While “FaceTime Attention Correction” is a very useful feature, it can be disabled from FaceTime settings . Thus, everyone can choose if they want to use it or, on the contrary, not use it.
What do you think of this new feature coming with iOS 13 and iPadOS? It is undeniable that it can be most useful and that these details are what characterize Apple.
