These glasses would superimpose computer-generated images on the real world.
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" He continued: "I really don't want to superimpose anything on anybody.
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Select one and it'll superimpose itself over whatever's happening on your screen.
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"We then superimpose the sounds onto the live visual feed," she added.
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"I don't want to superimpose my particular views on the town," he said.
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Visual effects have been used to superimpose actors heads on porn actors' bodies.
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They were debating how to superimpose the delegate tallies over Cronkite's talking head.
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Producers then used visual effects to superimpose North Korean military uniforms on both men.
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And to really bring home the "just superimpose your face over Kate Winslet's" angle, a tool called "In This With Idris" lets you … superimpose your face over Kate Winslet's in a still from the movie, nestled beneath the strong shoulder of Idris Elba.
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Trying to superimpose it horizontally over the middle third of the pic… doesn't work, really.
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Like Microsoft's HoloLens, Magic Leap is using waveguides to superimpose 3D images over real world objects.
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The tattoo company, he explained, would superimpose an image of a tattoo on her inner leg.
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Our latest app, AR Pianist, uses machine learning to superimpose a virtual pianist on your piano.
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"Sometimes they'll request I superimpose an image behind them, like the Brooklyn Bridge," said Ms. Cahill, 41.
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Snap's disappearing messages launched its popularity, but Lenses — which superimpose dynamic imagery onto photos — are the secret sauce.
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He has created a stamp that can be used to superimpose Tubman's image over President Andrew Jackson's portrait.
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As it was, his absence of a past allowed his supporters to superimpose their own narratives on him.
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He's enamored with the concept, and it shows in the stories captured on the album and within Superimpose.
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Its skewed depictions often seem careless or condescending, but they stem from a healthy desire to superimpose tension.
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Without a narrative to superimpose on the math, the equations and formulas lack a connection with physical reality.
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Word of the Day : place on top of _________ The word superimpose has appeared in five articles on nytimes.
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"Many of them can superimpose this information on a real-time camera image on our phones," he said.
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Last year, Apple built augmented reality into iOS 11 that uses your iPhone's camera to superimpose digital objects — Robots!
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It shows one way augmented reality glasses -- which superimpose computer images over the real world -- could actually be useful.
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AR Stickers are exclusive to the Google Pixel phones and let you superimpose digital images into photos and videos.
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Later we would digitally superimpose another C.G.I. horse and make it seem like it had impacted the live one.
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A viral Chinese deepfake app called Zao is letting people convincingly superimpose their faces onto celebrities like Leonardo DiCaprio.
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Christmas Decor's representatives take a photo of your house with a tablet, then superimpose lighting displays on the image.
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Should you desire, you can now superimpose any variety of animal snouts onto a video of yourself in real time.
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In this one, users are prompted to take two photos that superimpose, in order to make the photo's subject disappear.
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The mother said that we had 'used our digital editing department to superimpose her son's head onto another students body.
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For example, videos known as "deepfakes" superimpose a person's face over actors in adult films to create fake pornographic videos.
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And they did: Together, they plotted how they could take leading-edge machine-learning techniques and superimpose them on the universe.
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The campaign also used the face swap feature on the social media platform to superimpose faces of former presidents onto Trump's.
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With the help of artificial intelligence (AI), the technology allows users to combine and superimpose images on to existing source video.
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Instead, the smart mirror will be able to superimpose clothing on them in real time as well as changes in scenery.
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With the rise of accessible deepfake technology, it has become possible for users to superimpose their own faces on stock GIFs.
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By pressing the shutter button twice, you can use double exposure mode, which lets you superimpose two images onto a single film.
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Starting Thursday, users will be able to superimpose their Bitmoji avatar into whatever environment they are looking at through the app's camera.
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His focus on restructuring amounted to a corporate CEO's attempt to superimpose a structure he knew well onto a fundamentally different organization.
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It was as if a second hike, joyous and invigorating, had begun to superimpose itself on the one I thought I'd taken.
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The kit and app use augmented reality to scan a photo from the person's iPad, and superimpose the image onto a canvas.
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It's perfect for capturing the room, but some streamers like to superimpose themselves over the game instead of broadcasting in a separate window.
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The organization has found itself addressing even newer privacy concerns including the rise of "deepfakes" -- software that can superimpose faces onto pornographic footage.
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Audi imagines being able to superimpose the ideal driving line, when racing, or navigation instructions, when driving on the road, onto this panel.
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Smartphone zombies The augmented reality game is available in nearly 70 countries and uses smartphone cameras to superimpose Pokemon in real world settings.
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Augmented reality, which lets viewers superimpose graphics onto footage of the physical world, has become a mainstream hit with the IPO of Snap.
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It turns out that when you superimpose Cage's face onto Schwimmer's body, you realize just how much the two stars resemble each other.
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One day, users could superimpose an animated mustache on their faces, and another day, they could have rainbow vomit spew from their mouths.
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Google announced it's adding "AR stickers" to the phone's camera that allow people to superimpose digital graphics and images into videos and photos.
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Because you mentioned it, I guess we should probably talk about the documentary Superimpose, which gives some insight into the voices you're using.
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I wanted it to reflect the characters in the movie and not superimpose some kind of nostalgia for an earlier era on them.
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Seven collages by Venezuelan artist Jorge Rigamonti, dating from the 1960s and '70s, superimpose out-of-scale tech components onto postwar urban landscapes.
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In June, Snapchat allowed users to superimpose an animated hot dog into their videos, and the animated hot dog had some sick moves.
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"You can superimpose anatomical structures over a peer who can perform movements along with the app, to better understand muscle function," he added.
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The Sky Guide app from Fifth Star labs will let users superimpose its map on top of the real sky to identify constellations.
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A green screen studio allows directors to film characters against a green backdrop, then superimpose them onto other physical or digitally-created backdrops.
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But his attempt to superimpose his personal theories about such laws in this separate and unique context is more than a bridge too far.
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Superimpose Vin Diesel's head into one of the cars and you could easily pass this off as the next Fast and Furious flick.[YouTube]
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The ultra-kitschy handbag looks like someone used bootleg Photoshop to superimpose '08-era Barack and Michelle onto a grainy White House-decorated background.
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Airapetyan says more options are planned on the background front in future — including the ability to superimpose selfie stickers over photos of your choice.
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But don't expect to leave with a straightforward impression of an object — Bruscky likes to distort and superimpose his images, interfering them with light.
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Burns feels this too: History doesn't repeat itself, but we know that human nature remains the same, and it's going to superimpose itself over stuff.
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The app also stirred controversy as it allows users to upload photos of themselves and superimpose their faces on clips of celebrities or anyone else.
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You can use it to superimpose a face over another face in your Snaps, creating a sort of low-rent deepfake GIF or video clip.
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They say it does this in real-time, to realistically superimpose new faces onto your body while you move and talk, for anonymized streaming videos.
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The deal was seen as a sign that Apple could be developing a headset or glasses that would superimpose digital information onto real world scenes.
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It's something Mariette's clearly done before — she walks assertively into the room, and assumes a position so that Joi can superimpose her digital reflection onto her.
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One day, when you put in your first pair of AR contact lenses and immediately dial up a horse video to superimpose over everything, you'll understand.
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Potential was composed from samples Hinton found poking around YouTube; the process of making the record he then revealed in a behind-the-scenes documentary, Superimpose.
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Users who come to the app for its messaging features can also interact with advertising through sponsored "lenses" or "geofilters" that superimpose animation over their images.
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Facebook is not alone in believing that smart glasses that superimpose computer-generated images over the real world will be the next big thing in computing.
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Gabi Dunn decided the only way to get revenge was to superimpose images of Reynolds in her prom pictures in the place where her ex once stood.
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There is a movement underway to ban involuntary pornography, videos that use machine learning libraries like TensorFlow to superimpose faces of unwilling participants onto porn actors' bodies.
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" The political commentator Jason Johnson called the apparent effort to superimpose Evans' face on Martin Luther King Jr.'s at the end of the video "political blackface.
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All the while, the video backdrop behind the turntables rolls the iconic "I'm flying" scene from Titanic, edited to superimpose Aoki's face on both DiCaprio and Winslet.
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The Five Point plane carries a surveillance camera and augmented-reality system, able to superimpose information onto live video, which is often used on law enforcement planes.
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While these issues are important pillars of the Democratic Party and are often priorities of the communities they represent, we cannot superimpose an identity onto a voter.
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Whatever "Ahead" is could be a Microsoft HoloLens rival — a mixed reality headset that uses augmented reality to superimpose digital information on top of the real world.
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The "Catch that Pokémon!" sequence takes place on an augmented-reality field, using your phone's rear camera to superimpose the wild beast on your real-life surroundings.
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The best I felt living there was in the suburbs because there is a kind of blankness there that allows you to superimpose anything you want onto it.
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In the videos, Justin shows off a cool feature on Instagram Stories -- being able to embed snippets of songs and having the lyrics superimpose over your uploaded clip.
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This lets the app highlight, for example, the location of a fastener that needs to be taken out, and superimpose the location, tool needed, orientation and so on.
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A Chinese app named Zao that lets users superimpose their face on to celebrities has surged in popularity and is now the top free iPhone app in China.
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Courts routinely decline to superimpose their views on such policies and afford agencies like Homeland Security considerable deference on the choices that they make in areas like immigration.
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They can add their own voice recordings, superimpose the animals on real environments and take photos with them — Takei suggested including Trumpy Cat in photos of real-world protests.
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Apple's ARKit, announced in June, provides development tools for app makers to integrate augmented reality, or the ability to superimpose virtual elements onto the real world, into their software.
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However, the tech is advancing quickly: One example is the Chinese deepfake app Zao, which lets people superimpose their faces into those of celebrities in really convincing face-swaps.
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Gadgets offering the ability to truly feel as if you've been transported to another place, or to superimpose the digital world on the real one, will be transformative. Somehow. Eventually.
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Over Philando Castile's body, I [superimpose] a flower effect I created by plucking petals from Claude Monet's garden and fixing them to a clear film strip, like Stan Brakhage's Mothlight.
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Between the first and second versions of Jelly, he co-launched another social-focused app called Super, which let you superimpose text on images and stylize them in zany ways.
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According to Sapsis, there are two theories: one is that ocean swells, travelling in different speeds and directions, "superimpose with the right phase," he explained, creating an abnormally huge wave.
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And you can earn even more tickets by sharing augmented reality graphics that superimpose a "Greatest of All Time" message, or a newspaper highlighting sneaker history, on real-world imagery.
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When the twin light streams strike the screen Mr. Ozkaya has placed in front of the openings, the two projected images (both inverted snapshots of the installation's interior) partly superimpose.
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At the time, the most popular use of the tech was to superimpose the faces of famous actresses onto the bodies of adult film stars in scenes from pornographic movies.
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" Who else making art would have had the moral clairvoyance to actually superimpose over a close-up of "I Spy"-era Bill Cosby the question, "Is this a 'positive' image?
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Snapchat announced Friday a partnership with the NFL on a sponsored lens, which allows users to superimpose an NFL helmet on photos of videos of themselves, to send to their friends.
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And then you superimpose the individual areas, like, "Creating a better world for pets," or, "Better food today for a better world tomorrow," from the different segments, that's a big attraction.
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And then you superimpose the individual areas, like, "creating a better world for pets," or "better food today for a better world tomorrow," from the different segments, that's a big attraction.
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Probably not, but it's not terrible like everything else in our news feeds, and sometimes the only way to cope in these dark times is to superimpose jokes onto movie screenshots.
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Google just released a new "Live View" option in its popular Maps app that uses AR tech to superimpose information onto your field of vision as seen through a smartphone camera.
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Back in the lab at Georgia Tech, Fritz could superimpose the real-life scan onto the original video to figure out how high the water got and how quickly it traveled.
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We should also finally learn more about Apple's augmented reality efforts, which will let apps superimpose computer-generated images on top of real-world photos and video from the iPhone camera.
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Pokémon Go pioneered a primitive form of augmented reality last year, and Snapchat has lenses that superimpose dog ears or other virtual objects on your face as you take a selfie.
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Deepfakes come in the form of visual and audio representations that are meant to replicate a celebrity and put words in their mouth or superimpose them onto the body of another person.
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The maps below superimpose the cumulative number of online calls for help compiled by the volunteer groups Harvey Relief and Harvey Rescue on socioeconomic and demographic data from the American Community Survey.
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It's also filed a number of patents that suggest it has its sights set on augmented reality tools that would let people digitally superimpose watches or other fashion accessories on their bodies.
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People cut out a piece of watermelon in the shape of a dress, then superimpose it on an image of themselves so it makes them look like they're wearing a watermelon dress.
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Then you can choose from a number of videos — featuring celebrities such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Marilyn Monroe — onto which you can superimpose your face before sharing the results with your friends.
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" Ethiopia -- Girma Berta, 27 Girma Berta, based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, used digital tools to superimpose this person's image onto a bright background as "a commentary on the digital revolution underway across Africa.
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Schneider is doing this with headsets and tablet computers, both of which superimpose information onto an image of the object on either the lenses in the headset or the screen on a tablet.
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That classic formula, based on the mantra "you gotta catch 'em all," is enhanced in "Pokémon Go" through "augmented reality," which uses the smartphone's camera to superimpose the Pokémon on the real world.
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After releasing his well-received sophomore album Potential earlier this year, The Range (aka James Hinton) has shared details of Superimpose, a behind-the-scenes documentary looking at the making of the record.
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In a memorial room that contains a wall with the names of Belgians who died in Congo, for instance, an artist uses a projector to superimpose the names of Congolese victims of colonialism.
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Over all, the dancing hot dog—one of Snapchat's World Lenses, which superimpose digital 3-D objects over the real-life surroundings—has sprung to life more than 2 billion times on the platform.
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The concept is simple: you can choose from a menu of white outlines depicting various poses, then hand the phone to your photographer to superimpose the avatar over you (like a fun crime scene!).
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The AR feature is pretty simple: point your phone at whatever it is you're trying to ship, and it'll superimpose an augmented reality box over it so you can figure out if it'll fit.
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Songs like "No Loss," with its tunnel-vision whispers, or "Superimpose," with vocals that get more pleading as the song goes on, often sound like they were meant for one specific person to hear.
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A digital mock-up of how the glasses might look, displayed to the crowd in an onstage presentation, resembled ordinary-looking eyeglasses with the capability to superimpose digital objects in the field of view.
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If you subdivide a rectangle drawn according to the golden ratio, you can superimpose the resulting design on a variety of natural phenomena that allegedly adhere to it, even if that's kind of contested.
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"Jazz Singer" meanders erratically as it tries to do too much at once: retrace the plot, superimpose a meta-commentary over the action, correct historical wrongs, insert the jazz that's missing from the movie.
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Snap said in a blog post that it launched lenses — which are images that people can superimpose on their selfies — a year and a half ago to give users more ways to express themselves.
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Google's Project Tango is a technology platform that allows mobile devices to use augmented reality (AR) – the ability to superimpose computer images onto the real world and have them interact with objects in the picture.
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The dictator seems to be enjoying popularity even among young Russians born after the fall of the Soviet Union who are using a new app to superimpose his mustachioed face on their own Instagram photos.
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Once you have a device with such a screen, you can display 3D content or superimpose 3D content on the real world or travel to virtual worlds or communicate across the world as an avatar.
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One of the Minsk techies is Dmitri Kovalyov, 35, an artist who a couple of years ago worked for MSQRD, a smartphone tool that lets people superimpose various masks over their faces in selfie videos.
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He worked with director Daniel Kaufman on the forthcoming documentary Superimpose, which is described as a "look at the human stories behind the unknown artists featured on the album" and their strange connection to Hinton's music.
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Some poor picture editor has surely been tasked with slicing around an image of George's tousled hair so as to neatly superimpose him alongside Bi Bus regulars Miley Cyrus, Tom Hardy, Megan Fox, and Harry Styles.
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She was later hired by the gaming company Valve Software, to lead its research effort in augmented reality, technology that uses special glasses or holographic displays to superimpose three-dimensional objects and text on the physical world.
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At its annual WWDC developer conference earlier this month, Apple introduced ARKit, a developer toolkit that will allow developers to build applications that use the iPhone or iPad's cameras to superimpose virtual objects onto the real world.
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You can't superimpose a right-handed chiral molecule on top of a left-handed chiral molecule, even though they are in fact the same molecule made from the same parts arranged in the same way, only flipped.
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Outside of Pokemon-catching, the primary augmented reality applications being used in the wild have been smart filters in apps like Snapchat and MSQRD which superimpose digital images or animations onto users' faces via complex facial tracking.
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I have been following Faruqee's work since I first saw paintings from the Moiré series a few years ago, but until now I had never seen her superimpose white the tight, concentric circles that characterize this series.
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They superimpose the signals your phone is picking up against a 22017-D map—a technique called occlusion modeling—so they can see which signals are coming from satellites that have you in their direct line of sight.
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Some enthusiasts of augmented reality therefore think that the technology will not take off properly until smartphones can be abandoned in favour of smart spectacles that can superimpose images on whatever their wearers happen to be looking at.
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A series of collages superimpose Jackson's image into the homes of black families in America and South Africa: it is an attempt to place Jackson back within the African diaspora, from which he is often seen as distant.
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Apple has acquired a start-up focused on making lenses for augmented reality glasses, the company confirmed on Wednesday, a signal Apple has ambitions to make a wearable device that would superimpose digital information on the real world.
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After this discovery, she went on to identify tignons in a few historical paintings featuring women of color, and lifted these head wraps out of the paintings, to superimpose them on portraits of women featured in On Vacation.
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The social media giant is now on the receiving end of a class action lawsuit, claiming the company has been retaining and storing biometric data from users who use the Lenses feature to superimpose images on their face.
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"The creation of this new apartheid road affirms Israel's willful intent to entrench its racist colonial regime and superimpose 'Greater Israel' on all of historic Palestine," Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) Executive Committee member Hanan Ashrawi said in a statement.
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In the murky corners of the internet, people have begun using machine learning algorithms and open-source software to easily create pornographic videos that realistically superimpose the faces of celebrities — or anyone for that matter — on the adult actors' bodies.
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Last week, her campaign posted to its Snapchat feed a story which used the face-swap function to superimpose onto the head of the Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump the faces of Abraham Lincoln, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Ronald Reagan.
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After spending a good deal of time rehearsing music from Mr. Riley's 1960s Minimalist period — specifically works that require interpreters to superimpose different riffs atop one another — Ms. Cahill realized that she had actually been mashing up two distinct pieces.
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The camera is also accented with a power button that lights up pink, a dedicated accompanying app that allows users to superimpose the pop star in photos, and a shutter button that makes a "Hatsune Miku sound," created by Crypton Future Media.
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"When making my money trees, I superimpose a picture of a branch onto the surface of the dollar where I want to cut, using the original shape as a guide whilst working," the Okinawa, Japan-born, now Manhattan-based Teruya explains by email.
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Unlike Mother's Day, Facebook hasn't opted to roll out a special reaction, but it is providing users with some extras: users can send a personalized card, while Facebook Camera and Messenger each have some new frames that you can superimpose over your images.
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You can create your own look by selecting from furniture and accessories sold by Hutch's partners or choose from a list of completed designs called "filters" to superimpose a specific look onto your room, complete with a price list of the furniture used.
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Researchers at the University of Washington recently announced a new vide-editing tool that they used to superimpose audio — with realistic lip movements — onto a video of former U.S. president Barack Obama, making it appear as though he's saying whatever they want him to.
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The community, which had gathered over 80,000 subscribers in its short existence, promoted a form of face-swap technology that allowed people to realistically superimpose one face over another in a video clip, prompting many to depict celebrity women in hardcore pornography they hadn't consented to.
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The tradition of tossing hats in the air after graduation could be under threat in England, as a university said the practice presented an "unacceptable risk" to students and moved to ban it on health-and-safety grounds (it offered to superimpose the hats onto commemorative photos).
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A Chinese app called Zao that took off last September lets people superimpose their faces onto celebrities like Leonardo di Caprio, and while the results are noticeably artificial, they hint at the impact deepfakes could have once the tools to create them are made more widely accessible.
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"A good friend, Armando Perez, Pitbull — he lives his life like this, he would send pictures of me, I have all my hair, and he'd superimpose no hair and say, 'I prefer this,' so I thought… Maybe it's time to do it," the Gotti actor, 64, recently told Extra.
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These wretched maps rudely superimpose their lines over the landmarks of my life: On the east are the people I grew to love through the revolution, men, women and children who defied all odds and stood chanting in the face of one of the most ruthless regimes in history.
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"A good friend, Armando Perez, Pitbull — he lives his life like this, he would send pictures of me, I have all my hair, and he'd superimpose no hair and say, 'I prefer this,' so I thought… Maybe it's time to do it," Travolta told Extra at the time.
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We can probably thank PND for the existence of those songs too.) The Range, "True Value" James Hinton (aka The Range) made one of the year's best albums in Potential, and he's following it up by releasing a documentary called Superimpose (and an EP of the same name) on August 4th.
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On Monday night, the company announced a new policy in which it said it would ban all content that had been edited by artificial intelligence to superimpose one video on top of another and would likely mislead an average person into thinking that a subject said something they actually hadn't.
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This technology allows you, for instance, to superimpose directions over the road while you're driving, receive data about an enemy's whereabouts on a battlefield, and imagine how pink-flowered wallpaper would look in your powder room—or on a subway platform, if you're into sprucing up the Fifty-ninth Street station.
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In addition to the First and 10 line, this year's new Matrix-like EyeVision 360 cameras will also be able to superimpose a virtual line on the play, enhancing the instant replay experience in much the same way that Sportvision enhanced live viewing with the invention of the First and Ten technology.
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Presumably, Snapchat will use the tech to further enhance campaigns like we've seen in the past with, say, Starbucks, which launched a Snapchat chilled summer drinks campaign last summer, giving Starbucks drinkers the ability to superimpose a lens over a picture of their icy Frappuccino beverage and send it to their friends.
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It allows apps to superimpose computer-generated images on top of a real-time screen of the real world — most famously put to use in the hit game from a couple years ago, Pokemon Go. Now Apple has a new file format called "USDZ" that lets developers bring AR effects into other applications.
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And in every one he would respectfully answer my questions, sign his autograph a dozen times for us to superimpose over his color pin-ups for his droves of adoring fans, and then, politely, try to treat me like "one of the gang," by encouraging me to come to his house and try LSD.
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One can try to superimpose some coherent idea of America on Trump's flailings, but in the end, the problem with Trump is not that he is trying to move the country toward some unpleasant, but coherent, vision of the future but that he is destroying the constitutional order to gratify his own ego and pursue personal wealth and power.
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Hence the new policy bans deepfake content that involves the use of AI technologies to "merge, replace or superimpose content onto a video, making it appear to be authentic" — which looks as if it will capture the crudest stuff, such as revenge deepfake porn which superimposes a real person's face onto an adult performer's body (albeit nudity is already banned on Facebook's platform).
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Mr. Pozzuto said the company plans to address that issue later this year by introducing a new version of the app that will use augmented reality to allow users to virtually walk through an outdoor space; it will also superimpose and automatically size three-dimensional images of plants, so you can see if a particular tree would block your view or how hydrangeas would look in your front yard instead of petunias.
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Digital screens and dynamic street furniture are early examples of responsive infrastructure as well – with the potential to act like an Augmented Reality layer for the city, these products superimpose real-time information over the streetscape to inform or influence the population, and to help them in any number of ways; citizens can better move through the city, explore all that the city has to offer, and be alerted to emergencies in real time, to take just a few examples.
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The FTC updated their Endorsement Guides on Thursday to reflect their more defined stance against social media influencers not disclosing their connections to brands they promote, and provided a clear list of dos and don'ts for influencers: Clearly disclose when you have a financial or family relationship with a brand Don't assume followers know about all your brand relationships Ensure your sponsorship disclosure is hard to miss Don't assume disclosures built into social media platforms are sufficient Treat sponsored tags, including tags in pictures, like any other endorsement Don't use ambiguous disclosures like "Thanks," #collab, #sp, #spon, or #ambassador On image-only platforms like Snapchat, superimpose disclosures over the images Don't rely on disclosures that people will see only if the click "more" The FTC added that the 21 warning letters sent to Instagram influencers were follow-ups on 90 educational letters sent in April, detailing what individuals need to do to avoid charges from the FTC.
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