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Why not computer vision? That way you don't rely on anyone having a phone at all
by stanmancan 11y ago
Why not computer vision? That way you don't rely on anyone having a phone at all
- Tharkun 11y agoYeah. Why not fully sentient androids while we're at it! Do you know how much money museums have? Let me quote you a nice, round number: 0.
- mcphage 11y agoWhile I believe you, it seems weird, since they're in the business of purchasing multi-million dollar objects. So there's money coming through, although maybe they can't use it for that? It's too bad, though... Selling off one or two pieces, in order to make the user experience a whole lot better for all of the visitors, would probably be a net gain for the museum's goals.
- stanmancan 11y agoPeople Counting[1] is a pretty big market and has plenty of solutions already. If small retail stores can afford it, I don't see why it would blow the budget for a museum. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People_counter https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People_counter
- jonknee 11y agoThis is a standard feature for a number of CCTV platforms. Retailers are big users of it, but I'm sure many museums are also on board. It would be much more accurate than the small number of people who happen to have your app.