It looks like they are doing some interesting things with measuring outline. I'd love to know how they are identifying the two different sunglass lenses...
What do you think?
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My guess is they are doing a contact size/shape comparison or something fairly simple like that. It's probably fine when they only have 3 different lenses in a demo, but it might be tough to make it reliable when there are dozens.
ReplyDeleteThe two lenses seem pretty similar in size and shape. That may just be youtube's low resolution though...
ReplyDeleteDo these demos ever make you think of 3 card monte. Follow the card. Follow the card...
It probably is fixed for demo purposes, but they could have had invisible infared tags. Same byte tags, but the sticker is transparent except for infrared reflective paint dots.
ReplyDeleteOR they could be detecting the luminance of the object
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