Noctua Camera
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- Publicado
- 24 sept 2026, 21:01
- Duración
- 0:39
- Categoría
- Science & Technology
- Idioma del audio
- inglés (en)
- Idioma del título
- inglés (en)
- Subtítulos
- No
- Definición
- HD
- Formato
- 2D
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- Standard YouTube
- Contenido con licencia
- Sí
- Se puede insertar
- Sí
- Hecho para niños
- No
- Restringido por edad
- No
- Promoción pagada
- No
- Estadísticas públicas
- Sí
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- Technology
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Descripción
Writer: Kyler Himes Editor: Dawid Wilsnach Music by: @UFD-Music It’s genuinely surprising that this ISN’T a joke The Noctua camera is very real - and while this image looks fake or AI generated at first glance, it’s actually entirely ANTI-artificial-intelligence - which is better than we can say about this creepy anime pod The CAIM1 camera is allegedly the world’s first camera that can verify that a human took the pictures with it - and an itty bitty brown owl fan’s cooling it The picture looks funky because they took out the sensor and the body is 3D printed - but not only is the fan actually an official Noctua one - but it seemingly HAD to be one in order to limit noise and save spaceMostrar todo
Writer: Kyler Himes Editor: Dawid Wilsnach Music by: @UFD-Music It’s genuinely surprising that this ISN’T a joke The Noctua camera is very real - and while this image looks fake or AI generated at first glance, it’s actually entirely ANTI-artificial-intelligence - which is better than we can say about this creepy anime pod The CAIM1 camera is allegedly the world’s first camera that can verify that a human took the pictures with it - and an itty bitty brown owl fan’s cooling it The picture looks funky because they took out the sensor and the body is 3D printed - but not only is the fan actually an official Noctua one - but it seemingly HAD to be one in order to limit noise and save space
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