A newly founded company recently released a new type of unmanned aerial camera, Lily Camera, which can track the accompanying special wearable devices and computer vision technology in the sky to detect Used for follow-up shooting. Lily Camera measures 26.1CM × 26.1CM × 8.18CM and weighs about 1.3 kg. When using it, you only need to press the start switch, and it will automatically confirm the connection with the subjects wearable device, and then throw the Lily Camera into the air. It can automatically follow the camera and take photos and videos. After installing a dedicated APP on your mobile phone, you can control it in various ways.
Lily Camera has a 12-megapixel camera. In video mode, it can shoot 60fps 1080P video (or 720p 120fps slow-motion video). The flight height reaches 15m, the longest shooting distance is 30m, and the top speed is 40km/h. In addition to wearable devices that can track the wristband of the person being photographed, computer vision technology can also be used to identify the person being photographed. At present, the product only supports one aerial camera and one exclusive wearable device. In the future, multiple Lily Cameras will be developed to follow and shoot one wearable device to achieve multiple-degree shooting. Pre-order price is $500, with shipping in February 2016.
