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Emissions associated with that that's going up into the atmosphere. our technology, with cold snap, we just freeze it when we need it, and so, we think we can reduce the carbon emissions associated with making ice cream by, like, anywhere from 50% to 75%. it could mean less waste, but will come with a hefty price tag of around $2,000 — or £1,500 — but is initially aimed at the commercial sector. cheers. everything has been designed from scratch, right down to the unique caps on the pods. we wanted absolutely no ice cream touching the machine. we wouldn't be able to use a regular soda can ...

To an entirely different language. speaks japanese. robert de niro was saying an "ooh" 20 minutes later in the film, but that ooh is need for — that mouth viseme is needed for a foreign performance. it's able to take his actual word that he says it and plays it in the right spot, so that it's actually him saying it. and aside from allowing film—makers to translate their films accurately, there's also the benefit to the audience — who, let's face it, can be put off by poor dubbing. it's a miracle you ever get to fighting at all! and with the streaming giants bringing us more international...

Was listening to it, and i spoke a bit of the language which was being — that it has been dubbed into, and i was kind of horrified because the dialogue that we'd spent years working on, like, had been changed, the performance was completely different, the kind of — the scene itself was fundamentally altered. the technology digitally captures the acting, transforming it into a 3d computer model. after training the al to learn a specific actor's facial and vocal performances, a modified version is created that can precisely match the facial expressions to an entirely different language. spea...

An "ooh" 20 minutes later it's able to take his actual word that he says it and plays it in the right spot, so that it's actually him saying it. and aside from allowing film—makers to translate their films accurately, there's also the benefit to the audience — who, let's face it, can be put off by poor dubbing. it's a miracle you ever get to fighting at all! and with the streaming giants bringing us more international content than ever, this new technology could be timely. disney, netflix, amazon — all these guys, they've created global content distribution businesses, but without global...