One of the "novelties" that Apple presents keynote after keynote are the additions to the Memoji, those little animated beings that allow us to get a lot out of the operation of Face ID with the intention that we can express our feelings through personalized Emojis in the form of stickers. The truth is that they are quite fun, and now that Apple puts them with shoehorn on the iOS keyboard I am using them more than ever, but let's face it, creating a Memoji on many occasions is really lazy. Apple is working on a system that generates personalized Memojis for users through their photos, so we don't have to create our own.
Now these Memojis are fully integrated into the iOS keyboard, and they have been made one hundred percent compatible with the stickers service offered by WhatsApp and Telegram, for example, so sharing them is not only much easier than before, but it also offers more interesting results in terms of speed and finishes. However, according to AppleInsider A series of patents are revealing future developments around this system.
These patents use an image of the user to determine their facial characteristics, then select digital representations of the user and merge them into a single avatar. For this, it uses images of the user, measurement and processing methods, classification of expressions and any type of information that may be relevant for this purpose.
Be that as it may, it is interesting that this is done automatically, especially for those users less familiar with the system. And all this despite the fact that the Memoji have a very high degree of customization, you can even wear AirPods, what do you think? After all, it is still a slightly more personalized emoji, its use is still a minority, especially now that we can generate our own stickers on any platform, but there it is.