Gallery: This Self-Editing Action Camera Is the Future of Home Video

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    See that little camcorder attached to this guy's helmet? That's Graava.
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    Graava has big plans for its camera, especially for the artificial intelligence that powers it---it could be the smartest baby monitor ever, for one thing.
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    At the end of the trip or day, you pick how long a highlight video you want---and Graava does the rest.
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    The idea behind Graava is simple: Record everything you see, and let the camera figure out what matters.
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    The Graava camera can be used almost anywhere, included as a home-security device.
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