Camera Cluster for iPhone

"Camera Cluster for iPhone" and the "Cluster Manager" app for Mac provide an AI clustering layer on top of Apple's hardware and software linking macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and other devices via your local network. With "Camera Cluster for iPhone" you can remotely manage and synchronize the cameras from multiple iPhones allowing you to...

• Broadcast any app from any iPhone
• Stream live video and telestrate
• Capture better and new types of photos by synchronizing cameras across the cluster

Apply realtime filters, overlays, and backgrounds to create custom video streams including limiting distractions and hiding sensitive information. Use pre-built industry customizations for journalism, entertainment, healthcare... including adding an overlay with an iPhone's health data for multi-camera gait analysis, chroma key support for a realtime green screen, and options for reporters to create state of the art interviews.

Whether you're capturing 200 photos for a 3D photogrammetry model or 8 photos for a 360º view of a person, the camera cluster provides speed and accuracy though automation and synchronization. iPhones coordinate to ensure photographs are correctly captured, numbered, and uploaded to the "Cluster Manager" Mac app. Professional photographers can also synchronize their turntable's intermittent rotation interval with the cluster's automated photo capture interval.

Smile and the cluster can automatically take your picture.

Render people in your video streams in silhouette or invisible and have Siri ask the cluster what it sees allowing you to "watch over" your family without having to "watch" them.

Deeply integrated with the iPhone's cameras and Health app, the "Camera Cluster for iPhone" and "Cluster Manager" apps are secure by design and are tightly integrated with Apple's encryption technologies and best of all... you can install your own TLS certificate for ultimate control over your video streams.

From personal computer to personal computer cluster and from personal camera to personal camera cluster: it's the way to live in a post-PC world.