Google has integrated a new functionality into Android 12 that can be used to control cell phones with facial expressions.
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You look at your smartphone and smile and an app opens. Google integrates this function Android 12, which will be offered for smartphones and newer devices later in the year. Recently, Google Has released the last beta of Android 12 for testing And completed the development of new functions. In this beta, the aforementioned new functionality is now found, which allows users to control their smartphone by facial expressions, our American sister release Computer World Report
The new function is activated via “Camera Switches” in the settings Android 12. If this function is enabled, the front camera of the smartphone detects changes in the user’s facial expressions and triggers certain actions.
Such a change in facial expression causes the user to first raise the eyebrows and then lower them again. Or he opens his mouth and then closes it. Alternatively, he can look at his smartphone and smile and then switch to normal facial expressions. Or look with your eyes left, right or up, then look straight ahead again.
The user can assign an action to each of these facial expressions. For example, scrolling can be triggered by moving the eyes upwards. Or make sure to open the mouth AndroidPhones are displayed and raising eyebrows triggers the “back” command.
However, “Camera Switches” has one drawback, which Google points to on the corresponding settings screen: if the function is enabled, the front camera is constantly activated so that the user’s face can be seen. This leads to reduced battery life, which is why Google recommends using this function when the device is charging.
Among other things, must These smartphones have the Android 12 update associated with it Get
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