ICYMI: Drone goes fishin’, reflection fix for photos & more
Today on In Case You Missed It: A $200,000 drone is helping wildlife officials protect fish from poaching and it looks super cool too. A new algorithm to eliminate reflections, raindrops and chain-link fences from photos is being tinkered with and we’d like it on all our photos now, please. And researchers at the University of Tokyo have a new prototype 3D projector that can project onto moving surfaces, no matter how much they shake.
And truly, the one thing you have to see: Tesla’s charger prototype that is cool, yes, but mostly just grossing us all out.
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