Animoji are available on iOS 11

iPhone X after launch has created a new wave for iOS device users, and Apple also introduced Animoji exclusive features on this new device. Basically, Animoji is a set of emoticons that simulate your face based on expressive traits directly from users. Then, Animoji will show through the animal images in very funny animation. So what technology does Animoji use and what types of Animoji are available on iPhone X and iOS 11 and above?

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What is animoji?

The Animoji is currently an exclusive feature on the iPhone X, because the feature uses new sensors and is only available on the iPhone X's Face ID. Animoji will use TrueDepth front camera, combined with Face ID and 3D sensor features to identify the entire expression on your face.

TrueDepth front camera can analyze more than 50 different movements on the face, detecting movements on the eyebrows, cheeks, chin, eyes, jaw, lips and mouth.

Currently users can use Animoji in iMessage and only in iMessage to record face action and send it to friends. The characters available on the system will mimic your voice about face gestures, making messages much more lively.

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How to start Animoji

First open the message and click on the Animoji button and select Record. Next, express the facial expression to Animoji to record. Click Stop to stop recording, press Delete to delete the recording and press Send to send the message if you want.

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There are 12 different Animoji for you to choose: monkeys, robots, cats, dogs, aliens, foxes, poop, pigs, raccoons, rabbits, chickens and unicorns.

Some emoji also have Animoji options in iOS 11.3 including Bear Face, Dragon Face, Lion Face, and Skull.

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Hope the above article is useful to you!