Sentence examples for improved gaze from inspiring English sources

Current hardware limitations are already being addressed: Oculus has already revealed a higher-definition version of the Rift that minimizes a "screen-door effect" caused by the ability to see spaces between the L.C.D. panel's pixels; improved gaze tracking will make movement in 3-D space feel more immersive.

A review [ 25] covering 27 studies involving 1668 individuals with unilateral peripheral dysfunction of the vestibular organ who had undergone vestibular rehabilitation a distinctive form of therapy that aims to limit dizziness, balance disruptions, and improve gaze stability, postural stability, and general physical condition concluded that such therapy is safe and effective in such cases.

For patients with gaze selection deficits, therapies to improve accurate gaze selection would be beneficial [ 10].

This and many subsequent studies indicate that the ability to follow gaze improves as the infant develops.

In a statement which seems sure to antagonise some, Koons said that his addition of a gazing ball had improved the works.

An empirical evaluation of a probabilistic user model including self-explanation found that gaze-tracking data improved model performance compared to using only time data as a predictor of self-explanation.

Notice that he said that the penetration of the clinical gaze had been stimulated, not improved, by this work.

The results show that all three methods improved the manipulation performance with regard to the defined problem where Magnet and Dual-gaze delivered better performance than Scaling.

Supranuclear gaze palsy was noted during the preschool years but improved with time.

Although the existing appearance-based methods have made significant progress in gaze estimation, their accuracy and robustness need to be further improved.

Lowe's, for example, is working on an application that allows its customer to design a kitchen using HoloLens, for example, but the company also today talked about how it can then use the data it aggregates from multiple sessions — including the data it gathers from tracking people's gaze — to improve the experience and be smarter about ordering items.