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AI and Wireless - New Camera from UK Startup (Video)
A British startup has unveiled a camera with artificial intelligence and wireless connectivity with a smartphone called Alice. The device can be controlled remotely.
This is small-sized camera /a>, in which the authors of the project tried to combine all the best from a smartphone and a camera. From the first they took the modern quality of shooting, from the second - the ability to change lenses.
Through wireless communication, the new camera is synchronized with a smartphone and the basic shooting parameters are already configured there. It's about cropping, adjusting, and more. As a result, the image sensor and camera lens captures a photo or video.
Users can attach the smartphone directly to the back of the device. There is also a shutter release button, an encoder adjustment wheel, and other functionality.
Users, by attaching their smartphone to the camera, can even use this "couple" to take selfies. It just turns out that instead of the screen, the camera lens turns to face.
The wireless connection is via Bluetooth technology, Wi-Fi and wireless headphones. It is also possible to place a microphone on the camera to expand its functionality.
A built-in chip with artificial intelligence is responsible for processing frames. It also allows you to count on automatic image capture, autofocus, auto exposure and color balancing.
The novelty has not yet appeared on sale. But this spring, the startup should provide information on this issue.
Recently it was reported about a new camera capable of shooting with a "supersonic" frequency.
This is small-sized camera /a>, in which the authors of the project tried to combine all the best from a smartphone and a camera. From the first they took the modern quality of shooting, from the second - the ability to change lenses.
Through wireless communication, the new camera is synchronized with a smartphone and the basic shooting parameters are already configured there. It's about cropping, adjusting, and more. As a result, the image sensor and camera lens captures a photo or video.
Users can attach the smartphone directly to the back of the device. There is also a shutter release button, an encoder adjustment wheel, and other functionality.
Users, by attaching their smartphone to the camera, can even use this "couple" to take selfies. It just turns out that instead of the screen, the camera lens turns to face.
The wireless connection is via Bluetooth technology, Wi-Fi and wireless headphones. It is also possible to place a microphone on the camera to expand its functionality.
A built-in chip with artificial intelligence is responsible for processing frames. It also allows you to count on automatic image capture, autofocus, auto exposure and color balancing.
The novelty has not yet appeared on sale. But this spring, the startup should provide information on this issue.
Recently it was reported about a new camera capable of shooting with a "supersonic" frequency.