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The invention does have flaws. It cannot cope with family members who insist on hiding or moving objects. And it struggles to cope with objects placed in unusual positions.Ok, now I'm officially curious. Exactly what kind of unusual positions did they test with which objects?

Seriously, miniaturisation. Cameras can already be made small enough to fit in the frame of a pair of glasses, microphones shouldn't be a problem either.

All that's left is a way to show these images on the lens of your glasses and a suitable power source and this thing is ready for the market.

And if I'm not mistaken, there's already some kind of technology around for the viewing part.

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