YourDeerParkNews: If you’ve ever missed an event that you really wanted to attend but it was too far away or didn’t fit in your schedule, you’ll love this business idea by Deer Park resident Chris Watt. Watt founded Kuwa Kuna, a “virtual event cameras†service. “Kuwa kuna†is Swaheli for “be there†and that’s exactly […]
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Qwonn is a Pennsylvania-based manufacturer of covert CCD camera technology. They have developed a technology to create covert concealment devices out of a material that black & white cameras can see through, but the human eye cannot! This allows you to place a black and white camera inside of something that to the naked eye
Soloshot works by keeping your camera pointed at an armband you wear while you are having fun. With Soloshot doing the filming, you can re-live and share great moments, waves, jumps and tricks. Pass the transmitter to your friend for a bit and they can get some footage too. The best part? No one has
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Red Orbit: The concept for the eyeCLICK remote control device came to Wu after listening to an Apple keynote address, when the company announced the iPhone had become the most used camera in the world. “I knew that the convenience of your phone always being with you would outweigh the chances of bringing a real
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I may not be watching you in a literal sense, but there is a new camera that can. A Czech inventor named Zdenek Kalal has created a unique surveillance system that can track a person while they are on the move, reports Inventor Spot. Kalal’s Predator smart camera is programmed with a learning strategy that
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Launched last month by a California company with the same name, the Looxcie (pronounced “look-see”) is a wearable Bluetooth camcorder that lets users capture video of everything they see, reports trendspotter Springwise. The device fits comfortably over the ear, the company says, and points wherever the wearer looks. It’s always on, so the user needn’t
