Cameras record images from the perspective of the eye
Researchers at the Forbias Biomedical Research Institute in Germany have successfully created a camcorder named
Researchers at the Forbias Biomedical Research Institute in Germany have created a camera called " Eyeseecam " that has the ability to record motion pictures from a user's perspective.
This eye-guided video camera consists of a wearable headset with a pair of glasses and a movable videocamera. The viewing angle of the lens responds in the eyes of the user and will provide images within the perspective of the person.
This technology is very beneficial to surgeons, it will record all the operations of the doctor during the surgery, one detail. Even in the field of telemedicine, scientists have also found that this invention can be applied well.
In particular, the above-mentioned " Eyeseecam " camera may allow the reporting and reporting of sports, football games, for example, to be more vivid than today. TV viewers will be more attracted to what is happening on the field, because they are " living " with the view of reporters report.
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