Could be useful for FS5 users if it ever gets to market. Alternatively a company like Sony could just add a turbo version of OSS into the camera body.

This SD Card Stores and Stabilizes Your Video | Digital Trends (http://www.digitaltrends.com/photography/virtualgimbal-sd-card-stabilization-video/)

In the same vein: Review: Sony FDR-X3000R action cam with Balanced Optical SteadyShot aims to beat GoPro (http://www.newsshooter.com/2016/09/01/review-sony-fdr-x3000r-action-cam-with-balanced-optical-steadyshot-takes-aim-at-gopro/)

Could be useful for FS5 users if it ever gets to market.

No.

What this does is it takes a compressed video stream and recompresses it during stabilization. Total junk. Your 100mbps XAVC-S will be turned into a mere 10mbps YouTube 4K quality... FOR ACQUISITION.

The whole thing also smells of clickbait.

The whole thing also smells of clickbait.

Little harsh Jack, it's covered by a number of tech sites who seem legit.

Since you're starting with whatever resolution the camera has and using a program in post to basically crop and remove movement - that will reduce resolution, but shouldn't be THAT drastic.

The concept seems sound, and apparently is at least at a working prototype stage - not sure what effect the orientation of the card in different cameras might be on the micro gyros, but it's a novel approach to "in camera" stabilization.