(My apologies to the other co-founders, who are likely just as talented!)
† http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histogram_of_oriented_gradients
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(My apologies to the other co-founders, who are likely just as talented!)
† http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histogram_of_oriented_gradients
It would be interesting to know what piece of technology, or framework, they're using for recognizing gestures using the webcam.
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Legit concern. This is why we've built an app w/o a server component, so everything happens on your machine. We do not capture anything from your webcam. It all happens on your machine. On top of it, there's a turn off capability which will allow you to turn it off for time being.
I presume the connection opened to AWS on boot is just for tracking purposes, yes? :)
Very cool although with CPU usage at about 30% on my Air I won't be able to use it much. If you can figure out a way to drop average CPU usage down to reduce heat & power usage that would be a big deal.
Hi Hedgehog - thats a great point. We thought of it, and when you're not doing a gesture, CPU usage should drop to around 2-3%. Let us know if it doesn't. In our test, average CPU usage was around 5%.
Flutter seems to keep the camera on 100% of the time which prevents apps like Skype from using the camera for video chats. I'm not sure if there is a good workaround for that?
Flutter in action: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxsGgW6sQHI&feature=youtu...
Expected reaction, having a video demonstration of the product on your landing page: "THIS IS FRICKIN' AWESOME!".
Please, please, but a video on your landing page. You will thank yourself after checking your conversion rate.