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anh_n
5y ago
Workout Live is a simple iOS app to view live workout data (heart rate, calories) from Apple Watch. No ads, no profile tracking, no registration and completely free. I just wanted to watch my heart rate on the phone screen while doing the w
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Show HN: Workout Live – A new free app to view live heart rate from Apple Watch
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anh_n
5y ago
I am not sure if most of those people who care about privacy is also technically able to self host a server. But this maybe an option too.
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Ask HN: How can a startup in home security gain trust from users?
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anh_n
5y ago
I am working on something like that. Use computer vision to detect anomaly. If you are interested you can subscribe a newsletter to get notified when the feature is out at ai-cam.app
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anh_n
5y ago
A server has more compute power but only needed if the problem to solve requires such power. In my last company I developed a visual search system (similar to Google Image Search) and for that use cases a powerful server is required. But f
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6y ago
I am personally using an expensive Nest IQ cam (cost around 300 USD) and some cheap IP camera in parallel with this AiCam app. For me the physical security camera are good to install outside my house or where I do not care if the video foot
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6y ago
There are some similar apps which can turn your phone into a security camera (e.g. Alfred, Presence). AiCam is different because it runs all machine learning algorithm offline on-device. It does not store or send video to a remote server (a
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Show HN: Turn your phone into a privacy-first, AI smart security camera
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Ask HN: What do you do with trained ML model from lobe.ai or teachablemachine?
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anh_n
6y ago
Cool idea. I developed an iOS app with the same idea ( https://www.ai-cam.app ) but I think being able to run on browser can target more users.
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anh_n
6y ago
If you have an old iPhone, you might want to checkout AiCam http://ai-cam.app . It has some smart features like person detection. It can work completely offline. Disclaimer: I am the developer of the app.
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6y ago
Thanks for your suggestion. But are these functionalities not better implemented on a desktop computer? A mobile phone is limited in compute capability but very portable, so it easy to use it for occasional situation like when traveling, or
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6y ago
Those from Eufy are physical cameras. Their mobile app is used to control their camera. But this one "ai-cam" is a mobile app which use phone camera and do not require another physical camera. Also the smart alerts of "ai-cam
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An Android version is also planned.
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This app focus on running on-device AI algorithms so it needs latest OS software in able to do it.
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You need to plug it to a power source because the AI algorithms run on-device require energy.
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You can optionally turn on iCloud synchronization, then videos will be uploaded to your iCloud account.
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I can not tell much about the model architecture. We have some proprietary technology to reduce the amount of images needed for training and to increase accuracy.
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The number of images depends on several factors like the total number of objects, the variation of images, visually difference between objects, etc. We have developed some proprietary technology to reduce the amount of images needed. In gen
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Yes, there will be an API to use the object recognizer with other apps or website. We have pre-made both the iOS and Android app because many users can not or do not have time to create the app. And yes it will also work with any symbols or
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The name Lookuq came from "look up" and should have the same meaning. But the domain lookup.com is not available. So we just switched the last character from "p" to "q" to have the domain. We pronounce Lookuq a
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Hi all, I am co-founder of Lookuq and want to explain a bit more about our idea. There is a lot of apps to recognize some things. Popular example are PlantNet, PlantSnap for recognizing plants. They all have similar functionality, you take