Snap Spectacles are stylish-looking sunglasses with a built-in camera. They offer an all-new way to capture Snaps

Posted on June 11, 2017June 11, 2017 by adminedit

Spectacles are stylish-looking sunglasses with a built-in camera. They offer an all-new way to capture Snaps. Spectacles which can record 10 seconds of video and are operated by tapping a button. The glasses consist of two separate houses within the sides of the frame for the battery and camera. The camera lens has a 115° field of view and records in a circular format that adapts to a smartphone's screen size and orientation. The smartglasses record when the user presses a button on th...

Amazon’s new ‘Echo Look’ that can not only take photos and videos of you, but also critique your outfit and provide you current style guidelines based on the location, event and weather outside.

Posted on May 9, 2017May 9, 2017 by adminedit

Amazon's new 'Echo Look' that can not only take photos and videos of you, but also critique your outfit and provide you current style guidelines based on the location, event and weather outside. With Echo Look, you can take full-length photos of your daily look using just your voice. The built-in LED lighting and depth-sensing camera let you blur the background to make your outfits pop, giving you clean, shareable photos. Get a live view in the Echo Look app or ask Alexa to take a short video...

FLIR ONE is a thermal camera that attaches to Android or iOS devices

Posted on April 15, 2016 by adminedit

FLIR ONE is a thermal camera that attaches to Android or iOS devices that visualize the otherwise hidden world of heat. Equipped with an enhanced Lepton thermal camera core, the FLIR ONE combines visible and thermal images together using a patented technology called MSX to make the thermal image crisper and more recognizable. Everything around us is either emitting or reflecting thermal energy and with the ability to see it and measure it on a mobile device, we can interact with and understand i...

Autographer – wearable camera

Posted on February 10, 2016 by adminedit

Autographer is a wearable camera, one of the first that will be available to the public. You clip it to a bag, your shirt or wear in around your neck on an included lanyard, switch it on and away you go. While it is on, it will take pictures of anything the in-built computer deems is noteworthy and it will continue to do so until you either switch it off or you fill the memory. It has 8GB of internal storage so can take up to 28,000 images, and comes with three sensitivity settings: low, m...

Voice Remote that use voice commands to change channels, find shows, get recommendations…

Posted on February 3, 2016 by adminedit

Voice remote for Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick Use voice search with the built-in mic to instantly find TV shows, movies, and games Quickly skip to your favorite scenes with standard navigation and playback controls Control your Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick from anywhere in the room using Bluetooth voice remote from XFINITY The new Xfinity remote with voice control lets viewers search for networks, shows and movies; set DVR recordings. Control your TV using your voice wi...

Camera on your memory stick

Posted on January 23, 2016 by adminedit

SUPERHEADZ CLAP CAMERA Even if you are a camera head this one is a surely needed addition. Its tiny size alongside its ease of use make it one of the most convenient digital cameras we have been using for dreamy snaps. There is never going to be the oft lived story of not finding the right cable for your camera as this one as a USB port built right in. You can then use this USB connection to transfer files as well as charge the camera. The Clap is about as big as a regular USB flash drive,...

LIVE broadcast from smartphone

Posted on January 4, 2016January 4, 2016 by IE Article Contributor

Live stream video is going mainstream as new apps are placing real-time broadcast ability in the hands of any smartphone user. Ustream Broadcaster Ustream Live Broadcaster lets you broadcast high quality video to the world. This works over 3G and Wi-Fi. You can switch between the front or back cameras on the fly. There is a simple one click button to share your streams with the world. If you have viewers you can interact with them in the chat room. There has never been an easier and simpler ...

Aerion Mouse

Posted on December 21, 2015 by adminedit

Aerion Mouse is a gesture-driven computer mouse that’s somewhat smaller than traditional mice. It gets placed between the top of any two of the user’s fingers. The user then points the mouse at the display to operate it and, instead of clicking on any buttons, just leans to the left to achieve what a typical left click on a mouse would and leans to the right for a right click. One main benefits to Aerion is that it allows one to keep fingers close to a typing position without having to grab a se...

System automatically converts 2-D video to 3-D.

Posted on December 3, 2015 by adminedit

Scientists at MIT and the Qatar Computing Research Institute (QCRI) have leveraged videogame technology to generate broadcast quality 3D video of soccer and football matches from a 2D source in real time. The resulting video can reportedly be enjoyed with any 3D TV or virtual reality headset, and could lead to much more 3D content becoming available in the near future. When working to full effect, 3D technology can deliver highly immersive user experiences, but the content on these platforms is...

Get video in true HD with the latest HD90 – 720P Camera Pen

Posted on September 13, 2015 by adminedit

The latest spy camera pen takes video in true HD with the HD720P recording lens and no interpolation. Many camera pens you see on the market are not a true HD and use a process called interpolation to artificially upscale a lower resolution video to make it look closer to HD quality. This pen uses a OmniVision CMOS sensor chip that helps the video recorded to be in true HD without any upscaling. This pen offers a sleek durable metal casing look and fits comfortably in your hand. You can st...

NOAA’s Science On a Sphere is a room sized, global display system

Posted on September 10, 2015 by adminedit

Novel and revolutionary Science On a Sphere® (SOS) is an educational tool that uses computers and video projectors to help illustrate Earth System science to people of all ages. This tool has been developed by Dr. Sandy MacDonald along with researchers at NOAA. Unique and captivating, it's been used in science museums, visitor centers, zoos, aquariums, laboratories, and schools around the world. It consists of a spherical projection system created by NOAA which presents high-resolution vid...

Revolutionary Fully Spherical & Portable Camera

Posted on September 3, 2015 by adminedit

Imagine having a 360-degree experience to capture, explore with a device that can fit snugly in your hand. The Theta camera, from the Japanese firm Ricoh, is the world's first handheld camera that takes fully spherical photos with just one press of a button. The device fits comfortably in the palm of a hand, similar to a remote control. Its twin-lens system captures the scene around, above and below the device. The shutter button is positioned below the lens making it easy to take the p...

Virtual Reality Anywhere now possible with new Gear VR

Posted on February 8, 2015February 8, 2015 by IE Article Contributor

Gear VR enables virtual reality anywhere, anytime, and it’s the most integrated VR system developed to date. Leveraging the Samsung GALAXY Note 4, the Gear VR Innovator Edition allows developers to build truly mobile VR experiences. Just snap the phone into the headset, and dive into virtual reality anytime, anywhere. You can swim with blue whales; pilot arcade fighters through asteroid fields; dungeon crawl; use extrasensory abilities to solve puzzles; collect swirling, 16-bit m...

Robot cameraman that always keeps you well framed in the video shoot as you move

Posted on December 15, 2014 by IE Article Contributor

Soloshot is the developer of robot cameraman that always keeps you well framed in the video shoot as you move. The way it works is, you wear a band and then camera keeps you in the center of the picture no matter what you are doing. (Surfing, playing, running...). You always get the best professional looking video. It’s hard to find someone to stand on the beach pointing a camera for hours even though that’s usually the best angle to shoot from. You really need a dedicated, skilled cameraman...