Research Engineer Disassembles House Cameras for Testing
Yacine needed additional cameras quickly for algorithm experiments and turned to ones at home.
Yacine posted on X that he needed more cameras to test out some algorithms. He was too impatient to wait for his order from China. Instead, he used a screwdriver to disassemble cameras already present in his house. The attached photo displays disassembled hardware in a white plastic tray, including multiple green circuit boards labeled with "molic". This approach allowed him to obtain the necessary components without delay.
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Research Engineer Disassembles House Cameras for Testing
Yacine needed additional cameras quickly for algorithm experiments and turned to ones at home.
Yacine posted on X that he needed more cameras to test out some algorithms. He was too impatient to wait for his order from China. Instead, he used a screwdriver to disassemble cameras already present in his house. The attached photo displays disassembled hardware in a white plastic tray, including multiple green circuit boards labeled with "molic". This approach allowed him to obtain the necessary components without delay.
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kache@yacineMTBI needed more cameras to test out some algorithms and I was too impatient to wait for my China order. Luckily there are a lot of cameras in my house, all I need is a screw driver
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KA kache@yacineMTBThe thing that impressed me the most about this was the wheels
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