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This $149 digital candle uses AI to accurately simulate a flickering flame

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Briefings

Kevin Bates released a $149 digital candle using AI to simulate flickering flames on a grid of LEDs. The device is 10 inches tall and costs more than the price of a typical handheld game console, though it is marketed as safer than real candles. The article notes the device is available now with black or white options.

Key points

• Kevin Bates created a 10-inch tall digital candle using AI to simulate flickering flames on a grid of LEDs.
• The device costs $149 and is 10 inches tall, making it more expensive than a typical handheld game console.

Context

Kevin Bates is known for creating flexible Tetris versions, but this digital candle represents a new product line. The device uses a custom AI model to simulate the appearance of a flickering flame across a grid of LEDs. It is available now with black or white options.

Limitations

The article does not specify the battery life, power source, or specific AI model used. The text cuts off mid-sentence regarding the product's availability and pricing details.

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