Computer program reveals invisible motion in videos - Amazing!!!!!

This software would finally show gun flashes at the front that killed JFK might even show the air ripples that the bullets are travelling.

reply to post by EvilBat


Thanks for your examples, really appreciated.

What about if you make a video from photos will it still work? The image quality would be good and stationary. Would this also show the force field from ufo's? or shimmering from stargates on earth, wow we can now find the stargates hehe.

reply to post by Sk8ergrl


Fpptage might be too grainy and motion blurred. In the OP's link, the photos are up close and have a much higher resolution than back then. Good idea though.

To the OP: Thanks for bringing this. Facial recognition software attached to security cameras just got a "new" tool for its belt. When they said they would be able to determine ones demeanor and state of mind, this has to be one as yet unmentioned aspect to that.

Driver licenses, mug shots, ID cards. Images taken all forwarded to the deep storage individual psychological profiles.

reply to post by ipsedixit


My first response is, There, see?

Second is… as long as you are showing interest in analyzing footage your best bet is to use higher resolution (NIST?) video samples of 911 and do a side by side comparison of clean crisp shots.

Just observing…

Big Brother has new eyes.

amazing tech.

though, in regards to 'ufo footage' and the like i think it will still be subject to the same 'garbage-in, garbage-out' as current day tech/video is.

DeadSeraph


Please stop trying to minimize this thread or the code developed by MIT. You don't have the slightest clue. Just because you find a few of the suggestions as to what it could be used for to be ridiculous,

I am NOT trying to minimize the thread as you put it I am pointing out the usual BS is happening on here about what people think can be done.

Oh and what do you think I don't have a clue about

The Big Brother applications this tech could be put to use for would be frightening.

Imagine when they've compiled enough heuristic algorithms of a person lying, or about to commit a crime (shifting eyes, flushing face, racing pulse, etc.), one day some form of "pre-crime unit" will be able to pick that out by video and arrest you. A pit boss might arrest you on a casino floor because video surveillance determined you were about to do something. On the other hand, video confessions will be much more incriminating - you can lie, but with this sort of tech, the video will show responses you can't control.

Does this remind you of anything?

intrptr
Big Brother has new eyes.

The difference is that this is software that we'll have access to, even if "they" try to control it.

This is faaaar more dangerous to "them" than us.

I am in the process of downloading, cant wait to try on some video I shot of the ocean. Two instances that first came to mind was hr interviews. HR behind desk, "reading" questions from a computer and taking notes, while the webcam films and this analyzes. Second was how amazing stuff would be, when shot with one of the phantom or real high speed cameras. A Bullett through an apple at 14k FPS, filtered through this.

reply to post by RubberDuckGB

Did a search but could not find anything on this cutting edge tech.

The February 2013 NYT link in your video link has a lot more info - but you said your search was empty, so I didn't try again.

Great tech tho, especially for medical diagnostics and cheating at cards. F&S for the info.

Using their online tool, any one can upload a video up to 45MB to use the technology.

videoscope.qrclab.com...

RubberDuckGB
Hi all. Did a search but could not find anything on this cutting edge tech.

It's a computer program which puts videos through an algorithm which allows you to SEE INVISIBLE MOTION in the video. Hard to explain but have a look at the video... I was amazed.

Here is s a short three minute video of what I am think is absolutely amazing tech which has numerous real life applications.


Invisible motion made visible

Danny.

I sure hope this doesn't make it to HD tv. It's creepy now as it is being able to see the pores on someone's face, now to see pimples forming on Justin Bieber, who would want to see that?

I hope they leave it to the medical profession, because I don't want to see this as part of entertainment.

reply to post by Blackmarketeer


All of that sounds pretty good to me, as long as it's proven 100% flawless. Can you imagine a world where lies can be spotted with 100% certainty? Politicians, law enforcement and big pharma & corporations being under this sort of scrutiny would eliminate the need for joe average to lie.

reply to post by Cuervo

The difference is that this is software that we'll have access to, even if "they" try to control it.

This is faaaar more dangerous to "them" than us.

Like they won't figure out a way around that. I'm guessing its only in the public realm because its already been thwarted.

Watching your baby monitor at home, okay. Watching politicians "squirm"… not.

reply to post by wmd_2008

I am NOT trying to minimize the thread as you put it I am pointing out the usual BS is happening on here about what people think can be done.

Oh and what do you think I don't have a clue about

I think this a really fascinating technique that has some very practical applications. Definitely something I will be looking into. But you are right! Somehow this is supposed to uncover hidden aliens now?

How about instead of trying to find aliens, we think of some real applications?

If combined with digital high-resolution ultra-slow motion recordings of relatively still scenes, maybe that could enhance its resolution.

Cyprex
Using their online tool, any one can upload a video up to 45MB to use the technology.

videoscope.qrclab.com...

So I just uploaded a few solar flare videos from spaceweather.com... and it worked very well. Tons of other stuff to see! Please try and share your results. Unfortunately, you must right click and save the video, then upload it to you tube.

Here are my results:
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Cyprex

Cyprex
Using their online tool, any one can upload a video up to 45MB to use the technology.

videoscope.qrclab.com...

So I just uploaded a few solar flare videos from spaceweather.com... and it worked very well. Tons of other stuff to see! Please try and share your results. Unfortunately, you must right click and save the video, then upload it to you tube.

Here are my results:
Unprocessed

Processed

Wow!

You've found at least one great application for this.

I think the possibilities are endless. This tech may turn out to be quite the breakthrough in many areas...