We've seen a lot of new devices from Google, the latest being a camera called Google Clips.
The device is designed to be a lightweight hands-free machine and comes with built-in machine learning.
When the camera is turned on, it searches for images to capture and will apparently gradually learn which are the important moments to photograph.
The company's representatives spoke about it: "Today we're introducing Google Clips, a lightweight, hands-free camera that helps you capture more authentic and spontaneous moments of the people – and pets – that matter to you. You can place the camera on the coffee table while your kids play in the living room, or place it on a chair to take photos of your cat while she plays with her favorite toy. There's also a shutter button – both on the camera and in the corresponding app – so you can take photos whenever you want.
The device works with an app that will be available for both iOS and Android. The Google Clips video camera will be available in the US soon and will retail for $249.
You can learn more details about the new Google Clips camera through Google at the link below.
