Wearable video system - Inspired by the sequence shots in skateboard magazines, this wearable video system gives action sports athletes the freedom to shoot video on the fly. Clipping the camera to your hat or sweatshirt enables you to shoot video hands-free, and without looking through a viewfinder. The pocket remote is a portable video editor so you can play, edit and share video clips with your buddies without plugging into a computer.
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Plus-shaped input control, Screen & ports
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User Interface
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Design brief & Sketches. A wearable technology piece for “Zak,” the kid with headphones who loves the X Games, playing music and skateboarding. My first thought was clothes or jewelry that play visualizers, club style. Then I realized Zak and his friends would want to film each other skateboarding and playing music. A wearable video system filled the need to shoot, edit and share video clips on the fly.
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SLA models were made by exporting a Rhino model to the .stl format. Rough aluminum parts were made by exporting a Rhino model to iges format. The overlay material and colors were inspired by mens clothing, so as to blend well with their environment. A variety of opaque and translucent materials were tested. The final combination was chosen for its rugged, wearable appeal.
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Microsoft Wearable Video
Microsoft Wearable Video System - Inspired by sequence shots in skateboard magazines, this clip-on camera allows action sports athletes to shoot video hands-free and eyes-free. The pocket remote is also a portable video editor so you can shoot, edit & share video clips without a computer.
