Very impressive. Reminds me of Be My Eyes, which uses humans to help visually impaired see. Although less "scaleable" the latter may help elicit empathy and bring more awareness to those without eyesight disabilities.
@rrhoover very true - but could be even more awesome in combination! :D
AI as first line for easy tasks and Community as fallback for the harder ones..
As one of the makers of @bemyeyes I hope the new management listens in..!
It's interesting to think what this technology could do for other industries too. For example, if Shyp could identify what you're sending and give you a better estimate on the spot.
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@lindsayclamb great idea! Also implement a way when pointing your device at the object you're shipping it can calculate width & height to get a better estimate as well.
This is a fantastic idea, I have a few friends with sight difficulties that would love to try this app. I noticed the app itself is quite large - 134MB, can you explain why this is?
@rohit0130 Thank you! The app is large since it's hosting the entire neural network on the phone, this is what allows us to run all the image recognition offline. The net has been trained with > 10 million images, so 134MB is actually not that big :)
This is pretty great! I really like how technology is changing peoples lives!
I've also written a tiny piece over at App Recap about it :) http://apprecap.net/aipoly-augme...
This "live lens" on a mobile phone feels like a game changer. Would be interesting if it could tell you *who* (John, Jane, Sam, etc) or exactly *what* (Ranunculus, a spleen, etc) you're looking at, too. Computer vision is gonna make a huge impact on every industry (education, tracking, security, inventory, etc). Exciting times ahead.
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Another awesome example of how AR benefits human's life! Great job!
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