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Uploaded by on Apr 23, 2008

In this video, we describe two prototype systems that use computer vision to identify plant species and augmented reality to visualize and manipulate results.

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  • Good points. We've already got a cell phone version in the works - the microscopic idea has been tossed around but requires special hardware right now. Check out herbarium.cs.columbia.edu

    Can't speak to Tricorders but it's a nice goal.

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  • How bout a cell phone, or microscope, takes a picture of the leaf, the image goes to the internet, through Wolfram Alpha, and something similar to Picasa's facial recognition software, it brings up a few close matches, then you figure out what plant it is. A microscope could be use to identify the type of mold, like on bread. How are the Tricorders supposed to have worked?

  • Really nice and practical research in 3DUI field! well done! :)

  • Where can i get this? :D

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