Uses of timelapses

We had the honor to present our timelapse solution to Filippo Rivetti and to offer him a TikeePRO2+ time lapse camera to allow him to test it.

After discovering  and installing his TikeePRO2+, he tested the TikeePRO2+ on several long-term and short-term timelapses facing the beautiful Sydney Bay. He offers us a complete review of the Tikee solution by Enlaps for our greatest pleasure.

With a few images a day over a sufficiently long period of time, one can have a fine understanding of certain social phenomena without compromising people’s privacy.

In my two previous articles I talked about the data that can be extracted from a camera originally designed for timelapse, when it is positioned at a strategic point in a city. I wanted to take advantage of this first week of “deconfinement” to continue the study and to see if life returned to normal …

COVID-19 as seen by our cameras

Quantifying measures of social distancing

We had the honor to present our timelapse solution to Emeric Le Bars and to offer him a TikeePRO2+ time lapse camera to allow him to test it.

After discovering  and installing his TikeePRO2+, he tested the camera on a long term timelapse for one week and offers us a complete review of the Tikee solution by Enlaps for our greatest pleasure.

Did you know that it is possible to say that the confinement we are currently experiencing has made it possible to reduce the number of “risky” interactions in the public space by at least a factor of 10? And this, by taking only 6 wide-angle photos per hour.

Social distancing measures are everyone’s business. And it is important for everyone to be convinced that the rules are respected by the population as a whole, in an objective manner, so that a feeling of injustice is not added to the difficulty of isolation.

It is the task of the municipalities and metropolises to ensure that these measures are complied with. They sometimes do so through local initiatives (limiting jogging in Paris, curfews and d

For some time now we have been conducting an experiment in understanding public spaces with a large French metropolis.

The aim is to regularly capture what is happening in a place and identify trends, to better understand behaviours, and ultimately to help policy makers make the best decisions based on facts and not impressions.

The data we have accumulated so far has allowed us to create an average profile of traffic at a hub by day of the week. We study among other things pedestrian and vehicular traffic (cars, buses, bicycles, …). You can see below the smoothed data, hour by hour, cumulated over the beginning of the year 2020 (January to beginning of March).

Today, artificial intelligence is everywhere and all areas and technologies use it for many applications: medical, research, environment, photography, etc. Here is a little overview of the different applications of artificial intelligence by domain.

Artificial intelligence is increasingly used in digital photography. One of the most used types of AI in photography is deep learning: it is a type of artificial intelligence derived from machine learning where the machine is able to learn by itself (thanks to data models), unlike programming where it simply executes predetermined rules.

This AI is already available in the photo mode of many high-end smartphones to allow them to automatically detect scenes and even extrapolate images.

After a few weeks of testing, he offers us an incredible personal review of the Tikee solution by Enlaps for our greatest pleasure.

This glaciologist bases her research mainly on field experiments. She specializes in the study of the dynamics and movements of glaciers: she lived in the Arctic until the end of her thesis in 2015 to better analyze the subject. She is also studying the structure of i

Because concerts and festivals need to receive more and more people, stadiums and open spaces become favorite places for these events. Sometimes it takes hours or even days to set up scenes or just follow the event. That’s why time-lapse is an excellent storytelling tool when an event has to be immortalized. It allows to (re)discover in a few seconds, the before, during and after the show, while revealing new dynamics. Here are some of the best timelapses made for big events …

1. When a stadium is transformed for a concert

The stadiums, usually reserved for sporting events, have now become places of cultural entertainment. To accommodate the largest number of people, the concert halls are not big enough while the stadiums are more ready to welcome the greatest artists and their many fans. For this, it is necessary to transform the whole building into a concert area with huge scenes in the heart of t