I used Google Lens to identify my weirdest junk drawer items - here's how it did

The article explores the use of Google Lens, a visual search tool, to identify various obscure items found in a junk drawer. The author tested the application on a range of objects, including 3D-printed parts, medical devices, and a peculiar item that almost stumped the technology. Google Lens was able to accurately identify most of the items, demonstrating its versatility beyond just recognizing flowers and landmarks. However, the article highlights one instance where the application struggled to identify an object that was familiar to the author, suggesting that the tool may have limitations in recognizing certain types of objects or personal items. The article provides an entertaining and informative look at the capabilities and limitations of Google Lens, showcasing its potential as a tool for identifying obscure or unfamiliar items, while also acknowledging the need for further development to enhance its overall effectiveness.