What's cool about the use-case they describe is that it's the perfect bridge between what humans are good at: improvised problem solving and movement, and what computers are good at: crunching and surfacing data. Is this the sweet spot?
What is actually hilarious about this tech is that as the hardware gets better, the information it feeds you will ultimately be the most valuable piece. Crazy to think about when verifying validity a firehouse amount of data.
