In recent years, the increasing popularity gaining self-images . Even many electronics manufacturers are already creating smartphones aimed at fans of pictures of themselves . However, the ability to make a good picture of this kind are often limits the length of the hands of the photographer. Now, the problem will solve quadrocopter Nixie.
The device itself is very compact when folded and fastened on his hand is capable of, like a wristwatch. But as soon as the user wants to take a picture of yourself , it is only necessary to run a small height Nixie and make quality photos.
Before starting the drone camera on it to send to yourself, and then, by the assurance of the developers, Nixie itself will keep the user in the frame.
Unfortunately, this gadget is still in the concept stage, though, as the resource Gizmogo, the creators already have the first prototype Nixie. But, despite this, the gadget was able to reach the mass market, it must still have a long way of development and improvement.
It should also be noted that the project was a finalist for Nixie Make It Wearable, conducted by Intel , which is paid to the creators prize of 50 thousand dollars. Perhaps this will spur support for Intel creators to bring their case to the end.
The device itself is very compact when folded and fastened on his hand is capable of, like a wristwatch. But as soon as the user wants to take a picture of yourself , it is only necessary to run a small height Nixie and make quality photos.
Before starting the drone camera on it to send to yourself, and then, by the assurance of the developers, Nixie itself will keep the user in the frame.
Unfortunately, this gadget is still in the concept stage, though, as the resource Gizmogo, the creators already have the first prototype Nixie. But, despite this, the gadget was able to reach the mass market, it must still have a long way of development and improvement.
It should also be noted that the project was a finalist for Nixie Make It Wearable, conducted by Intel , which is paid to the creators prize of 50 thousand dollars. Perhaps this will spur support for Intel creators to bring their case to the end.
