Facebook envisions the future of learning drums and cooking new recipes quickly with devices such as artificial intelligence (AI) glasses (AR) glasses.In order for the company to realize such a future, an AI system is required to see things through human eyes.
FacebookはARグラスに取り組んできている提供：Getty ImagesAccording to Kristen Grauman, the chief research scientist of Facebook, "This is a useful wearable device that can be useful in our daily lives by providing information at the right time and helping to reveal memories.It is a real world. "The technology ultimately can be used to analyze our actions and search for things that have been kept in a key.
Facebookによると、1人称視点の動画を分析することはコンピューターには難しいという提供：Facebook
However, such a future is still ahead, and the Facebook smart glass "Ray-Ban Stories" released in September does not have the AR function.As a future task, people can learn the photos and videos taken from their own perspective so that they can learn the AI system so that people can memorize important information.There is.
Facebook adopted 750 people in cooperation with 13 universities and research institutes, and had a video from a first -person viewpoint that lasts more than 2200 hours in two years.Participants' residence was to shoot their own daily activities, such as sports, shopping, pets, and gardening in the UK, Italy, India, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, the United States, Rwanda, and Colombia.Various wearable devices were used for the shooting, such as GOPRO's camera, smart glass "VUZIX BLADE", and video shooting sunglasses "ZShades".
Facebook research teams will be able to request access to this abundant data since November.According to Facebook, these data is one of the largest video collections from the first -person viewpoint.With this new project "EGO4D" (Egocentric Live 4D Perception), technology companies may play a greater role in our daily lives through improvements in AR, virtual reality (VR), and robot engineering.I can see a glimpse.
さまざまな国で洗濯や料理をする様子は、動画の中でそれぞれ違って見える提供：FacebookThis article edited by Asahi Interactive for an article from overseas RED VENTURES for Japan.