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As a kid, perhaps unsurprisingly, I was the only person I knew interested in birdwatching. Nevertheless, I regularly went out in nature armed with my binoculars, bird book, and camera, ready to document as many species as I could. The process was largely manual — spot a bird through the binoculars, snap a pic (if it stood still for long enough), and then try to figure out what species it was, if I didn’t already know. But the times they are a changin’. Austrian optical specialist Swarovski Optik has just unveiled the world’s first pair of smart binoculars. Powered by…
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These AI binoculars just made birdwatching a whole lot easier — and more expensive
