Nixie

The first wearable camera that can fly (pre-launch)

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The first wearable camera that can fly (pre-launch)

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I really want this to exist but I'm skeptical this won't be anything more than a teaser video for the next several months.

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12yr ago

Prime

@rrhoover That's a positively conservative guess.

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12yr ago

GoodBits

@rrhoover I thought the same with this. For this to work well I'm guessing it will have to navigate around the subjects, track people and faces automatically. I wonder how that little device (well render) will do that.

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12yr ago

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Hunter

@rrhoover lol, yep, but a nice video ;)

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12yr ago

@rrhoover My thoughts exactly. The video implies a lot of advanced functionality; object avoidance and target tracking just to name a few. All this happening in a tiny form factor. What kind of battery life are we talking about? It's an ambitious project for sure and I would love to see something come out of it but I remain skeptical.

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12yr ago

this would be an awesome product, not just for personal adventures but business purposes, e.g. real estate agents. i see huge market opportunities. any estimate on launch date?

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12yr ago

@rrhoover I met the founder recently at an Internet of Things event down in Palo Alto. Cool potential, if they can deliver! @jameskoole, you definitely have a point. What happens when 30 people at an event all wear them?

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12yr ago

Solvemigo - ChatGPT for Telegram

Cool concept, but I'm more worried about battery life. I don't think its going to have more than an hour or two of runtime if its that small, if smartphones are any indication. It has 4 motors it has to spin, which takes a lot of power. I can only hope it doesn't suffer from this problem.

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12yr ago

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@AsadDhamani more like 10-15mins if other micro drones are anything to go by :)

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12yr ago