Back in Summer 2014 Microsoft Research pulled the wraps off its Hyperlapse project, a video algorithm to smooth out shaky video footage and generate first-person timelapses. It's been all quiet since then, but now an internal beta has surfaced for an app to bring Hyperlapse to Windows Phone.



From Windows Central:

The app isn't usable by anyone outside of Microsoft's internal testing group right now, but with Build a month away it's not inconceivable that we could see a launch around that time. On Windows Hyperlapse could be used to stabilize footage from action cameras such as a Go Pro, but the possibility of a mobile version is definitely exciting.

  Microsoft Research's Hyperlapse for Windows Phone surfaces in an internal beta