#nuacam

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So excited to have my hands of the first proper prototype of my NuaCam project. It's crazy to see just how far I have come in a few short months, growing this from a simple idea to a functional device. The goal is to build a camera which utilising ai stylisation to capture reality in a new light. Now I can focus on improving the ai side to try and create exciting styles to use. The first prototype was causing lots of lost hours debugging due to lose wires, so I bite the bullet and designed this pcb to help me develop the software side.

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First styles done 💪. Now that the prototype hardware is done, I can focus more on the software. I have created these first few styles for the NuaCam project. These are just a few starter styles that will allow me to test the gallery and style selection ux. Follow for more updates about this project.

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Working on the gallery functionality a bit today. I can now navigate through the gallery and delete poor quality results....not that that ever happens 😅. There is also a hard to see index counter in the bottom right. Though I know the UI needs work, I'm excited to see the functionality coming along. Be sure to follow for more updates about the project.

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Not a visually pleasing update, but a very important step has been completed...on the technical side at least. I shall convince a designer to help me update the visuals later. From the local access point of the camera it is now possible to check for firmware updates and initiate them if available. This is an important step as it allows for new features to be added after launch, without manually reprogramming each device. As always follow for more updates and to see this project come to fruition.