Taro Launches World’s Most Advanced AI Camera Stabilizer and Tracking Device

Combining IR technology and artificial intelligence means Taro can rapidly identify movement, action and act as your personal cameraman

LAS VEGAS, January 8, 2018 (Newswire.com) – Taro, the manufacturer of hands-free tracking stabilizers for smartphones and DSLR cameras that combines infrared technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to follow moving targets, today launched three revolutionary products at CES 2018. The Taro T1 for smartphones, the Taro TX for DSLRs and the Taro M1 infrared tracking module, all of which are now available for pre-order pricing at nearly half the price of competing systems. To view the demo models, visit Taro in the Sands Expo Level 1, Hall G, Eureka Park at booth #52473.

The secret to Taro’s tracking lies in the combination of a flickering sequential infrared tag and tracking module that contains an infrared camera, which works in tandem to rapidly identify which part of the frame is integral to a dynamic action sequence.

Imagine that you can now play with your kids or pets and a robot camera operator will automatically film all of the action for you. Likewise, you can take the Taro to a conference, a classroom or a news interview and have everything automatically recorded and edited easily. All these capabilities relate to auto-tracking technology, which has been touted for a long time, but Taro has now finally optimized the technology with AI and made it very affordable to everyone – the perfect storm for any technology.

CES Demos:

• DOUBLE DUTY REPORTER DEMO (11:00  a.m.-3:00 p.m.) Jan. 9: Could a Reporter / Vlogger complete the entire filming process of a blog or interview without a second person? Is Auto-filming, Auto-editing and Auto-share even possible? It is! Check out this demo at Taro’s booth on Jan. 9.
• AI ROBOT GUIDE DOG DEMO (11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.) Jan. 10: Could a blindfolded man walk while guided only by an auto-tracking camera? What if this technology could be applied to the robot/toy/drone industry? Watch this demonstration at Taro’s booth on Jan. 10.
• STABILIZER TRACKING COMPARISON (11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.) Jan. 11: See the differences in the auto-tracking performance between the various stabilizers and the technology behind them! Want to test different stabilizers by yourself? Visit Taro’s Booth on Jan. 11.
• AI LIVESTREAMING / LIVECAST DEMO (11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.) Jan. 12: How could AI help with live streaming? Would an automated multi-camera live cast even be possible? Visit Taro’s both and see this happen on Jan. 12.

“Taro can instantaneously establish the intended object’s approximate location,” said Hao Qian, founder of Taro. “Taro also has a powerful learning algorithm that immediately eliminates sub-optimal positioning, precisely pinpointing the object’s exact location – which results in the perfect balance between efficiency and accuracy.”

With its blazingly fast infrared tracking algorithm that performs 30 calculations per second, Qian says Taro makes it possible to track objects moving as fast as 50 miles per hour. The Taro Team got the inspiration for the device from a skateboarder when he was explaining the difficulty he was having while trying to capture footage of the fast-moving sport.

“When filming fast-moving sports activities like skateboarding, it’s often necessary to capture an object when we ourselves are also moving at high speed, so it can be a real challenge to simultaneously pay attention to both our own movements and the screen and all too often that leads to an object being out of frame,” Qian said. “With Taro’s Dynamic Tracking, and our auto-tracking technology, Taro ensures that your target is always in frame – and does so without one having to focus on the screen, either.”

Taro also offers a high-performance stabilizer that uses motors to neutralize camera-shake, and is equipped with three ultra-high torque, brushless motors which react much faster than the other stabilizing gimbals on the market today. This guarantees the user has a radically smoother shooting experience.

Features include:

• Auto-tracking (Tracking at speeds up to 50 mph)
• Dynamic tracking (Tracking even when the cameraman is also moving)
• Maximum stability (Eliminate video jitter)
• Stabilizer Compatible (Turning any existing Bluetooth stabilizer into an auto-tracking one)
• Action Sequencing (Turning a normal video into action sequence photo or videos)
• Auto-Cut (Auto-cutting automatically, thus detecting and eliminating unwanted motion to ensure captured footage is as good as it can be)

Taro is now available for pre-order at www.taro.ai for delivery in April 2018. The Taro T1 for smartphones is priced at $199, the Taro TX for DSLRs is priced at $599 and the Taro M1 infrared tracking module is priced at $99. Not only are the Taro products the most advanced auto-tracking stabilizers on the market, but also half the price of competing systems.

About Taro Technology Inc. 

Located in Los Angeles, California, Taro Technology is made up of a group of software developers who have focused on App development for seven years, successfully developed 12 Apps and accumulated more than 11 million users. The company has worked with the world’s major class suppliers who serve companies including Samsung, Apple, DJI and many other world-famous brands. For more informatio