Ca7ch claims it has the "smallest live-streaming wearable camera" for smartphones yet with the Lightbox, a 4 x 4cm device able to live-stream photos and videos via wifi and Bluetooth.
It carries a low-light capable 8MP sensor and an f/2.4 lens with image stabilization inside a waterproof aluminum body, and shoots both stills and videos at up to 1080/30p. Image storage comes through 8GB of built-in memory, and can upload images straight to to the cloud.
A magnetic clip allows one to attach it to clothing and the like.
According to the company the battery has enough power to shoot either 1100 photos or 30 minutes of video, with control handled via either hardware button or iOS/Android app.
The tiny buds weigh all of 5g and measure 14mm wide and 20mm long. They connect to smartphones and other audio devices via Bluetooth (3.0/4.0) and carry 50mAh batteries promising up to 3 hours of playtime.
The Tile was revealed back in 2013 with a Selfstarter preorder/crowdfunding campaign worth $2.6 million. The miniature tag allows users not only find their lost devices (via combination of Bluetooth LE and companion app) but also help others hunt down their valuables, since the app picks up the location of any Tile, regardless of owner.
First seen at the Digital Dragons games industry conference, the Vrizzmo combines a head harness, optical lenses and an app. One simply slots in a smartphone (4.7-inch or larger), and the optics turn movies, games or pictures shown on the companion app into VR-friendly images.
Designed for flights both inside and outside the house (with styrofoam bumpers providing bump protection), the Bebop carries a 14MP 1080p camera complete with 180-degree fish-eye lens. A combination of sensors and image processing ensures smooth video, even when the drone is flying through choppy airs.
