Researchers at Cornell University's Ann S. Bowers College of Computing and Information Science have developed new software that transforms mobile phone cameras into tools for creating panoramic time-lapse videos. Instead of using a traditional tripod, the software allows users to capture images by snapping a photo each time they move past a fixed reference point, such as a tree while walking to work. The software records subtle changes over time, making it possible to document processes like construction projects or seasonal shifts. More details about the project are available on the Cornell University news website.

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