WHAT IS GOOGLE'S NEW 'CLIPS' AI-CAMERA?
Google Clip shoots seven-second videos, without audio, that can be edited into GIFs or high-definition photos
Google has revealed a $249 hands-free camera that will automatically take photos and video for people looking to catch candid moments of their family, friends and pets.
The small, square device, called Google Clips, can be attached to something stationary so it can capture images of everything within its range of view.
It will rely on artificiall intelligence to know the best times to snap a photo or record video.
The lightweight, hands-free camera can be set on the coffee table or clipped to a chair to get a shot of your cat playing with its favorite toy.
There's also a shutter button—both on the camera and in the corresponding app—so you can capture other moments or subjects, whatever you please.
When you turn it on, the camera looks for good moments to capture.
Clips looks for stable, clear shots of people you know.
You can help the camera learn who is important to you so when grandma comes in town, you'll capture the grand entrance.
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