Sony Patents a Haptic System That Maps Vibrations Through Your Body
Every human body conducts vibrations differently — and Sony wants to use that fact to make haptic feedback feel like it's happening…
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Every human body conducts vibrations differently — and Sony wants to use that fact to make haptic feedback feel like it's happening…
Sony is patenting a building-block approach to scent delivery — individual aroma cartridges that each hold a different smell, form a directed…
Sony is patenting a subtle but meaningful tweak to video encoding: skip writing transform type metadata entirely when any color channel is…
Picking things with your eyes sounds simple — until you realize your gaze wanders constantly and the wrong item keeps getting highlighted.…
Getting a clean 3D scan of a real-world object is surprisingly hard — bad exposure, wrong angle, or tricky lighting can ruin…
Sony is patenting a way to make remote calls feel more like real conversations — by placing each caller's voice at a…
Encoding video fast is one thing — knowing whether the result actually looks good to a human eye, in real time, is…
Most video call background replacement tools guess what's behind you frame by frame — Intel's patent takes a different approach, quietly building…
Running a convolutional neural network efficiently is hard partly because each layer wants a different compute shape. Intel's patent describes a processor…
Your smart speaker fires off when the TV says something that sounds like 'Hey [assistant]' — and AMD thinks it has a…
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