Google Goggles is a great concept and a great technology, but the tool still isn't even close to the level it needs to be truly revolutionary. Image recognition is hard and progress is somewhat slow, but there are some areas where Google Goggles has always shined, with artworks for example.Paintings in particula... |
17 December 2011
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Google has just released a new flavor of their Google Goggles application for their mobile OS, bringing the software update to version 1.6.1. The app can be downloaded on Android 2.1 and up devices from the Android Market here.The new release follows only a few weeks after Google pushed out the Google Goggles 1.... |
1 October 2011
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A group of investigators from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) announces the development of a new computer simulation, which they say is capable of mimicking the way in which the human brain recognizes things. The model is naturally based on visual perception, and not on hearing, smell and so on. If mo... |
7 June 2010
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In the near future, a newly developed piece of software for smartphones will allow users visiting ancient buildings to see what they looked like in their former glory, by just pointing the onboard camera at the structure. The software will automatically recognize the construction, and will display a picture showing t... |
17 August 2009
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Google is currently researching a feature that would make identifying landmarks in your vacation photos a much simpler job. As part of Google's computer vision research program, the technology will automatically analyze the photos you submit and will match them with others from its growing database of pictures w... |
22 June 2009
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Following the creation of DelFly I and II, researchers from TU Delft have now produced their tiniest Micro Air Vehicle to date, the DelFly Micro, weighing a mere three grams and capable of flying much in the same way as a dragonfly. The new MAV is flown by remote control, implies the help of a small camera and image ... |
24 July 2008
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Daem Interactive, a Spain-based company, comes with an innovative technology set to revolutionize 2d code reading: Skuair by Daem Interactive is a client-server solution that combines the best characteristics of 2d barcodes and image recognition technologies. Skuair is fast and easy to use and it's compatible w... |
27 February 2008
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