With FaceTools, end users can automatically identify individuals, capture fast moving objects, use enhanced user interfaces via real-time tracking of pupils, and take flawless pictures even under sub-optimum light or color balance conditions.
Regardless of whether this Kickstarter project meets its goals, the pair told me the new Swivl will still go to market with two models: a lower-end white version and a premium silver edition, the latter of which includes a remote that controls tracking and doubles as a wireless mic as well as enhanced speakers that should output roughly the same quality as an iPad.