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Project Tango is a computer vision platform for mobile devices that can track their motion, recognize spaces, and scan their surroundings in 3D using a camera based system.
In this episode, Nicolai Munk Petersen talks about how motion tracking gives mobile devices the power to track their fine-grain movement and move with you.
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In this episode, Nicolai Munk Petersen talks about how motion tracking gives mobile devices the power to track their fine-grain movement and move with you.
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