computer-generated images

American  

[kuhm-pyoo-ter-jen-uh-rey-tid im-i-juhz] / kəmˈpyu tərˌdʒɛn ə reɪ tɪd ˈɪm ɪ dʒəz /

plural noun

1. null computer-generated imagery digitally created graphics used in movies and other visual media, often in the form of 3D animation. CGI

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Etymology

Origin of computer-generated images

First recorded in 1965–70

Example Sentences

Augmented reality technology overlays computer-generated images over the physical world and is used in games like Pokémon Go.

From Los Angeles Times

Deepfakes are computer-generated images which replace the face of one person with another.

From BBC

Over the previous couple years, a company called Win Reality had begun manufacturing virtual reality hitting goggles — using data-driven models, actual video and computer-generated images to recreate virtual at-bats against real pitchers from a hitter’s point of view inside Oculus-style headsets.

From Los Angeles Times

For years, Snap has envisioned a future where people wear glasses to view and interact with computer-generated images without having to scroll through their smartphones.

From Los Angeles Times

Named Spectacles, Snap’s latest eyewear overlays computer-generated images onto a person’s view of the physical world.

From Los Angeles Times