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New blog out! 🚀

What does the future of Computer Vision look like?

After attending PY4AI 2026, we reflected on the ideas that stood out the most—from temporal AI and context-aware systems to segmentation, Edge AI, and the growing role of machine perception.

We brought together the five key trends that we believe will shape the future of Computer Vision, and what they mean for privacy, visibility, and human agency.

Read the full article here:
https://www.capable.design/it/blogs/notizie/beyond-the-talks-five-ideas-we-brought-home-from-py4ai-the-international-conference-on-python-and-artificial-intelligence

We brought the AI CAMO T-shirt to PY4AI…

We didn’t expect it to become the most popular item at the conference. 👀

Apparently, Computer Vision researchers have great taste. 😉

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What if your clothes could become part of your privacy strategy?

Knit Long Jogger

Designed for a world where every surface can become data.

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What if your clothes could hide you from AI?

Knit Short Sleeve Crew

A surface designed for an increasingly observable world.

Because AI reads surfaces too 👁️

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Knit Palazzo Pant

Designed at the intersection of movement and machine perception.

Because AI reads surfaces too 👁️

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Knit Long Sleeve Sweater

Designed for a world where every surface can become data.

Because AI reads surfaces too 👁️

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AI Camo T-Shirt

Designed to challenge machine perception.

Because AI reads surfaces too 👁️

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Knit Long Sleeve Dress

Designed to exist between visibility and protection.

Because AI reads surfaces too 👁️

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Knit Long Sleeve Hoodie

The intersection of textile innovation, privacy, and machine perception.

Because AI reads surfaces too 👁️

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Knit Wide Leg Pant

Pattern becomes signal.
Surface becomes interface.

Because AI reads surfaces too 👁️