Cool fact, a Slovenian company that is now SF based has made this tech into an iPhone app a few months ago. -> http://www.azumio.com/apps/cardio-buddy-2/ I really like their apps and I'm quite proud that they originate from my neck of the woods.
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#44Great App for poker players
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#45Give it a video feed from a political debate and live-tweet the politicians pulse on different topics. I foresee a future of politicians sporting bangs and bob cuts.
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#46The paper that this is based on is also pretty fascinating: Eulerian Video Magnification for Revealing Subtle Changes in the World http://people.csail.mit.edu/mrub/vidmag/
Patented :'(
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Patented :'(
Well, in my opinion, a patent like this is well deserved. I could be wrong, but the researchers have spent significant time on it and have discovered/invented something really unique.
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Well, in my opinion, a patent like this is well deserved. I could be wrong, but the researchers have spent significant time on it and have discovered/invented something really unique.
that's the tragedy of it. something cool is invented and now it'll be fenced off and buried for 25 years in all likelihood, and/or becomes part of a big patent portfolio.
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#49Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well, in my opinion, a patent like this is well deserved. I could be wrong, but the researchers have spent significant time on it and have discovered/invented something really unique.
that's the tragedy of it. something cool is invented and now it'll be fenced off and buried for 25 years in all likelihood, and/or becomes part of a big patent portfolio.