Article 3GYDW The Google Clips smart camera is now available for $249

The Google Clips smart camera is now available for $249

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Samuel Axon
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Today, Google began selling Clips, a smart camera that was announced in October of 2017. The camera can be purchased from Google's online store-as well as numerous online retailers-for $249.

Clips is an AI-powered camera that can automatically take pictures when it observes things it deems interesting within its 130-degree field of vision. It runs algorithms to detect people, smiles, and other triggers, and Clips learns over time what you consider most interesting. For example, when your child smiles within its view, Clips might automatically snap an image-or rather, multiple images.

The camera captures a series of images at a rate up to 15 per second and turns them into something that reads a bit like an animated GIF. You can extract individual frames from those images if you prefer still photos. You can also use your camera to take pictures manually, and you can either place your camera in a static location or wear it like a Go Pro.

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