Video Calls Will Be 'Eye to Eye' in Windows 10

Video conferencing applications have been used more intensively than ever since the first days of 2020. In this context, some technology manufacturers, their video conferencing applications While they are releasing new features one after another to make things better, technology manufacturers that have not yet released video conferencing applications have also begun to focus their work on this area.

US-based technology giant Microsoftannounced a new feature that will improve the video conferencing experience in Windows 10. Although this feature, which is currently only available on Microsoft's Surface Pro X, is basically an artificial intelligence trick, it will positively affect the user experience. With this feature, users will be able to make video calls by looking into each other's eyes.

Microsoft's “Eye ContactThis feature, which he calls ", uses an artificial intelligence capability of the Qualcomm SQ1 processor at the heart of the Surface Pro X. However, the new feature is currently available to all Surface Pro cannot be experienced. In order to use this feature, users must install Windows 10 with code 20175. Insider version They must have it.

In fact, making users look like they are looking at each other with artificial intelligence is not a feature introduced by Microsoft for the first time. Apple also worked on such a feature for iOS 13. In iOS 13's FaceTime app “Attention CorrectionFor some reason, this feature, called ", was not released in the stable version of the operating system.