Google Clips camera uses machine learning to capture spontaneous moments in everyday life

摘要

Google (Mountain View, CA, USA; www. google.com) has announced the release of Google Clips, a small, hands-free camera that uses a machine learning algorithm to look for good moments to capture in everyday life. An image sensor size or model is not named-though The Verge (New York, NY, USA; www.theverge.com) is reporting that a 12 MPixel sensor is being used-but the camera features a 1.55 μm pixel size, auto focus adjustment, a 130° field of view, a frame rate of 15 fps, auto low lux and night mode, 16 GB storage, as well as motion photos (JPEGS with embedded MP4s), MP4, GIF, and JPEG, with no audio. Additionally, the camera has Gorilla Glass 3 for durability, as well as USB-C, Wi-Fi Direct, and Bluetooth LE for connectivity.