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M.I.T. Computer Program Reveals Invisible Motion in Video

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(youtube) Finding the Visible in the Invisible: A team of scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has developed a computer program that reveals colors and motions in video that are otherwise invisible to the naked eye.

3 Comments

zor

says...

This is how the Terminator makes sure people are dead.

kceaton1

says...

Great concept and creation. I can think of a huge amount of things this will do. It's most definitely an important thing they have done here.

aimpoint says...

This reminds me of oceans 13 where they had a supercomputer monitoring a person's heart rate and facial expressions to determine if gambling wins were legitimate or not. For as good as something like this is shown, I hope it doesn't have a bad side that opens up ethical use questions.