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look like fraud
by pietrasagh 10y ago
look like fraud
- castis 10y agoHey, I'll bite. Why do you think that?
- tP5n 10y agotheir product is based on a buzz word and uses unknown hardware, the specs seem underwhelming (1W + usb = ?). their page is filled with videos of models and nature shots and a bunch of news categories that have a few articles from 2013/14. there's no way to order anything, yet they put out some wild claims: 'With Fathom, every robot, big and small, can now have state-of-the-art vision capabilities' 'It means the same level of surprise and delight we saw at the beginning of the smartphone revolution' 'With more than 1 million units of Myriad 2 already ordered' tl;dr: because, to an outsider, it sure does look like fraud.
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- lawlessone 10y agoTheir hardware is integrated with many devices like googles Tango.
- pietrasagh 10y agoTo clarify. I'm not expert (only wrote one thesis and designed nonlinear manipulator motion control system based on NN). But... Watching their video, as a noob, feels like drinking stream of bullshit from fire hose. If it really works and do what they claim - I beg, fire you marketing/media/whatever guy. It look like ad of self sharpening knifes.
- randyrand 10y agoIt's a reputable company. http://www.theverge.com/2016/3/16/11242578/movidius-myriad-2-chip-computer-vision-dji-phantom-4 http://www.theverge.com/2016/3/16/11242578/movidius-myriad-2...