Here's the "after" video or image sequence:
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Video Orbits is a new breakthrough in algebraic projective geometry, solving a previously unsolved problem of relating images in a simple featureless way that does not require identifying specific features in any of the images.
When Video Orbits are made by a wearable eye-is-the-camera system,
they're called "lookpaintings" because they capture what you see, e.g.
your gaze as you look around.
Here are some lookpainting from S. Mann's right eye, as he looks
around while doing some banking:
This demonstrates a useful way of keeping track of one's personal
activities (e.g. when the bank lost some important paperwork and
refused to provide access to their surveillance videos to prove
Mann's account of what had happened).
Automatic overlays are also possible with Video Orbits.
It was invented by S. Mann in the early 1990s and is now widely used.
Presently MIT owns Mann's patent (as is common for MIT students). MIT regularly licenses technology to startups that include the student or alumnus.