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Very cool! Love the clear use case and approachable design. Any beta testers in the PH community have thoughts (if you're allowed to say, not sure about NDAs and such)?
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This is a great founder and team with lots of computer vision experience. The product actually works quite well.
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@ricfulop Computer vision has been making incredible progress recently (autonomous cars, neural nets/deep learning, VR)
Scrolling through this website I had 0 clue what this thing did other than it was some kind of camera. (Didn't notice the video at the top—sorry clueless visitor here!)
Then upon finding the video, I couldn't skip through it because the timeline track was disabled? My speakers were also off so I had no idea why the guy was hugging the woman.
Then I came here to tell you my dilemma. I still have no clue why I need to spend $200 for this? Also, KIBA for some reason reminds me of IKEA. So I kinda like it.
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Okay, I'm back—slightly exhausted. Looks cool but not sure I trust it and kinda creeps me out.
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It looks great and I love the concept. Do you have any sample videos ? And how is the camera powered - is it purely battery powered ?
A camera with 2 cool extras. 1) It looks super awesome and crazy. 2) It automatically edits out the filler, and attempts to only spit out the best moments for you to save.
I'd actually be more interested in this as a security cam (wireless, battery operated, motion/sound activated). I'm not sure a camera pointed at our living room will capture anything worth remembering all that often, but as a security cam it checks off all the major wish list items.
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