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Briefing
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- Google Clips – Google debuted new standalone camera, called Google Clips, that uses artificial intelligence to automatically snap photos at Google Pixel 2 event in San Francisco
- Self-Learning Camera – Camera learns to recognize people’s faces and moments to capture over time
- Specifications – Has 12-megapixel sensor, 130-degree field-of-view lens, 16 gigabytes of memory, three hours of battery life, and takes photos at 15 frames per second
- Security Features – Turns on LED light when capturing photos so people know they are being photographed and does not record sounds to alleviate concern of wiretapping
- Phone Compatibility – Works with Pixel smartphones, iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, and Samsung Galaxy S7 and S8 through mobile app that enables users to preview images and videos taken
- Availability and Cost – Available soon in U.S. for $249
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Accelerator
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Sector
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Information Technology
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Organization
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Google Inc.
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Source
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Payne, J., "A new angle on your favorite moments with Google Clips",
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Liao, S., "Google Clips is a tiny camera that uses AI to automatically photograph family moments",
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Collins, T., "Google Clips uses AI to capture life's spontaneous moments",
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Lavars, N., "Google Clips camera uses AI to play photographer",
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Bohn, D., "The Google Clips camera puts AI behind the lens",
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AcceleratingBiz analysis
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Original Publication Date
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October 4, 2017
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