applesauce007

This eye tracking technology can be adapted for so many things.

-Virtual and Augmented reality
-Store shelves, websites, museums  applications using remote eye tracking
-Machine learning for self driving cars
-Medical Applications
-Sporting applications

maciekskontakt said:

applesauce007 said:

Chris should just go back to Apple's Swift team or perhaps work on the Autonomous Systems effort.

I have a gut feeling that the Tesla software is a bowl of spaghetti in desperate need of a rewrite.
Not to worry, Tesla can license a Car OS from Apple soon.  Tesla needs to get rid of that dated console UI anyway.

Yes because Apple is "expert" on automotive industry. Well it takes years and learning from automotive companies. That ain't your toy GPS or Internet pulled data. It is complex multidimentional robotic system of inputs and outputs. Scientific model is good... for laboratory. It becomes no good when causes first accident or car failure soon.

Well, Apple has hired lots of automotive experts from Mercedes, BMW, QNX, Tesla etc...
Apple has some of the best software engineers in the world and most importantly, Apple has adult supervision over it's projects and they  know how to go to market with new products.

http://www.autonews.com/article/20160602/OEM02/160609953/apple-hires-architect-of-bmw-and-mercedes-satellite-navigation-systems
http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/news/a27277/apples-newly-hired-secret-agent-is-a-former-bmw-engineer/
https://techcrunch.com/2016/07/28/apple-hires-founder-of-qnx-software-systems-for-automotive-project/
https://9to5mac.com/2016/10/25/apple-blackberry-qnx-rd-office-canada-car-operating-system/

Chris should just go back to Apple's Swift team or perhaps work on the Autonomous Systems effort.

I have a gut feeling that the Tesla software is a bowl of spaghetti in desperate need of a rewrite.
Not to worry, Tesla can license a Car OS from Apple soon.  Tesla needs to get rid of that dated console UI anyway.

I am not surprised.  I guess Amazon paid close attention to the WWDC keynote.

1.  The SIRI voices use of machine learning to clearly say Sunny, Sunny and Sunny in intelligent human "tones" it's simply an amazing feat of artificial intelligence.  It's NOT a recording folks, SIRI appears to know about human tones and emotions.  "I love machine learning because I am a Machine.....Learning."

2.  SIRI supports the most languages and as Apple works on translations, HomePod can become the ultimate translator.  It would take years of work for Amazon to catch up in terms of ML.

Time will tell.

Weiss will not get squat as the patents will be thrown out.
How can they patent smartphone authentication, biometric identification, and one-time payment tokens in such general terms?
Weiss should not get a penny!