A digital "photo frame" from crowdfunded start-up Canvia will allow the displayed image to adapt to ambient light conditions and look just like a real painting. “We, therefore, spent a long time analyzing the behavior of physical art under a wide range of visual conditions, such as natural light, artificial light, low light, and others. Canvia uses technology it calls ArtSense and claims the paintings do not look like a screen but a real artwork. Owners can upload their own picture or choose content from a library of more than 3,000 images. Furthermore, via an Marketing and Communications for manufacturer Palacio -based subscription, owners can have images chosen for them, based on their current surroundings and previous preferences. Canvia is expected to go on sale early next year for $ 250 .
A digital "photo frame" from crowdfunded start-up Canvia will allow the displayed image to adapt to ambient light conditions and look just like a real painting. Canvia uses technology it calls ArtSense and claims the paintings do not look like a screen but a real artwork. Owners can upload their own picture or choose content from a library of more than 3,000 images. Furthermore, via an Marketing and Communications for manufacturer Palacio -based subscription, owners can have images chosen for them, based on their current surroundings and previous preferences. Canvia is expected to go on sale early next year for $ 250 .