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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 an LED grid. The device is 10 inches tall, fits in a credit card, and costs $79 for a credit card-sized version. It is available now with black or white options. The article notes this is a far cry from his typical handheld games like the Arduboy.

Key points

• Kevin Bates created a $149 digital candle using AI to simulate flickering flames on an LED grid.
• The device is 10 inches tall and available in black or white options.

Context

Kevin Bates is known for the Arduboy, a handheld game console. This new product is a far cry from his typical handheld games, though it is priced at $79 for a credit card-sized version.

Limitations

The article does not specify the AI model used, the exact number of LEDs, or the specific grid dimensions. It also does not provide data on sales performance or user reviews.

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