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Take photo searching to the next level (video demo)
Ever tried finding a particular photo in Picasa or any other photo search application? You most likely tried to remember when you took the picture and then browsed through the entire album.
Intel believes that there is a smarter way to do that. The company is developing an application that lets you find pictures using graphical elements. As the video below shows: if your looking for pictures of the pyramids at the Louvre in Paris, you start out by dragging a triangular shaped object to a green box. For obvious misses there is a red box to excluded them from future queries.
Users can also save custom queries to find snow or water pictures, or even pictures that have one particular person in them.
Below you find a video of the technology, featuring Intel researcher Igor Kozintsev, that was shot at the Research at Intel Day earlier this week.
Tags: intel, research, photo, digital photo, search
June 9, 2006 at 04:01 PM | Permalink
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¿Alguna vez has intentadoencontrar una foto concreta con Picassa o con otra aplicación similar? Probablemente intentaste recordar cómo era la foto cuando la tomaste y te pusiste a buscarla por todo el álbum. Intel cree que hay una manera más... [Read More]
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Thank you for sharing - Definitely worth a DIGG
digg.com/technology/VIDEO:_INTEL_s_Novel_Tech_for_Locating_Photos
Posted-by: Search Engines WEB | 11 Jun 2006 23:41:39
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