The recently concluded "Make it Wearable" wearable device technology competition hosted by Intel was won by a team called Nixie, which received an investment of US$500,000 for subsequent research and development work. It also gave us insights into the next generation of technology. Wearable devices have more imagination.
It’s rare to climb a cliff. If you want to take a few selfies in the sky, you have to carry a so-called selfie stick all the way, prepare an infrared trigger, and a Go Pro to achieve it? Or do you need to bring a team of photographers? , how about just hanging a camera from a helicopter to shoot? Look at this super scary shot. If the hand hanging on the rock wall were to loosen, the consequences would be disastrous!
The camera used for shooting is so small, it’s just the smallest thing! After all, the power of climbing requires hanging a camera and video camera, and the stability during flight must also be taken into consideration. This "wearable helicopter" designed by the Nixie team uses Intels special microprocessor "Edison Chip" to allow Nixie to be worn on the hand like a bracelet or watch, and ejected in an instant to become an attached camera. The micro-helicopter of the lens, with Nixie, you can release the helicopter on a cliff 1,000 meters above sea level, shoot yourself and the magnificent mountain scene, and then fly it back to your hand to become a watch, all this is the plot of a science fiction novel , is likely to happen in the next few years.
