Fyn Ng

AR/VR Designer @ Google.

[Android @Android]

Rethink what is possible with Android XR. It is a new OS for headsets and glasses that blends digital info with the real world. New ways to watch, work and explore are coming soon. Discover more → https://t.co/Zw6EDtwVsH #AndroidXR

[Kei Kanamori @kei_kanamori]

日本初
学生アカデミー賞受賞

「Origami」

YouTube公開中
https://t.co/m4rqCExHi6

[Google Japan @googlejapan]

みなさん、
キーボード入力でストレス、溜まってませんか?
そんなときはｺﾚ👇

★ﾃｯﾃﾚｰ★
2017 年登場「Google 日本語入力 プチプチバージョン」
プチプチしてストレス解消✨
しかもこれ、文字入力できるんです。

プチプチで入力する?
さらにお疲れならアロマ入りでリラックスする?
#GboardDIY

[LaurieWired @lauriewired]

The Apple Vision Pro uses a sneaky trick to hide visual artifacts (like the screen door effect).

Bad lenses.

Yes, you heard that right. The lenses in the headset are *purposefully* out of focus.

The image below is a comparison of the Apple Vision Pro on top, with the Meta Quest 3 on the bottom.

The slight blurring can give the image a more "natural" look, at least initially, especially for content like movies. However, it comes with an interesting side effect. Fatigue, especially when reading text.

Many seasoned users of VR are noticing the Apple Vision Pro is more fatiguing than other headsets, as the human eye constantly hunts to try to get the image in focus, while never being quite able to.

The theory of VR headsets becoming "monitor replacements" creates an interesting dilemma, the most comfortable image for long sessions would be extremely sharp. However, that comes at the expense of significant screen door effect.

What do you think? Did Apple make the right move? Or should they have used more optically perfect lenses, increasing comfort but ruining the illusion?

[Chris Cannon @colourfulchris]

I couldn't agree more with Jony Ive

[Fyn Ng @thisisfyn]

@KiharaHirokatsu Thank you for sharing your valuable knowledge and never before seen collection. You're a very entertaining storyteller and I had a great time!

[Fyn Ng @thisisfyn]

@vicdeleon Can't wait to play this!

[Google Fonts @googlefonts]

New font! AR One Sans designed by @Niteesh22 for Augmented Reality (AR) environments and UIs with high-readability in busy backgrounds. Includes axes for Weight and also a special 'AR Retinal Resolution' axis. ARRR! 📱 https://t.co/v6o4ZON1zB

[NV @naven0m]

Here's an interesting fact about Death Stranding! @Kojima_Hideo

[𝐇𝐮𝐬𝐞𝐤𝐢 @_Huseki_]

2D ANIME STYLE in Blender
#Blender

[Xander Steenbrugge @xsteenbrugge]

"Voyage through Time"
is my first artpiece using #stablediffusion and I am blown away with the possibilities...

We're crossing a threshold where generative AI is no longer just about novel aesthetics, but evolving into an amazing tool to build powerful, human-centered narratives

[SpaceX @SpaceX]

Falcon 9 launches 52 Starlink satellites to orbit

[庭月野議啓 NIWATSUKINO Norihiro @Dir_NIWATCH]

AI（Midjouney）が描いた絵で作っているアニメに、AI（Koe: Recast）が加工した声を当ててみた。どちらも元は私（男性）の声。簡単で精度も良いけど、日本語は少しカタコトになる。
WIP. #midjourney film #koerecast voice test.

[Fyn Ng @thisisfyn]

@vicdeleon Congrats Vic! This is great for you!

[All Technique No Passion @ATNPassion]

Feline Tornado

[pook ほんだ @pook_ym]

実験作品として続けてきた #不思議のプロトタイプ シリーズ。いったんの目標にしていた30に到達しました！さくっと試したもの、勉強しながらじっくり作ったもの、色々ダイジェスト動画（ぎゅっとまとめてみた）

[HTC VIVE @htcvive]

Meet the all-in-one VIVE Focus 3. Delivering best-in-class graphics, ergonomic comfort and advanced business applications that will transform the way you work.

Learn more about VIVE Focus 3 at: https://t.co/uI9IEQYz66

#VIVECON2021 #VIVEFocus3 #VIVE #VR

[坂口博信 @auuo]

後編のジオラマ

Diorama of the second part

#FANTASIAN

[Kiwamu🔥 @kiwamissimo]

こちら炎刀の火炎斬り３連、妖しい炎が綺麗です🔥

[UNDRR @UNDRR]

Japan is using Augmented Reality to teach children the dangers of flash floods 👏👏👏 https://t.co/uGPFas7yNX