The intriguing camera concept seen here was designed by Jared Mankelow, senior designer at Conran & Partners. The viewfinder-free camera was created in response to a challenge issued the science and tech website BBC Future that tasked Mankelow with redesigning an everyday item.
The result is this digital camera concept that uses your eye to take photos. His camera is a mixture of old and new tech. The designer used features more commonly found in SLR cameras, such as buttons and wheels, while also including new tech like high-tech sensors around the viewfinder. The result is a camera that is both fun to look at and which would probably be even more fun to shoot with. You can check out the video to learn more about the camera from Jared Mankelow himself.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Viewfinder-free Camera
- This trend presents an opportunity to disrupt the camera industry by creating cameras that allow for a more immersive photography experience.
- Eye-tracking Technology
- This trend presents an opportunity to disrupt various industries by creating products that can be controlled using eye-tracking technology.
- Mixed Tech Designs
- This trend presents an opportunity to disrupt various industries by mixing old and new technology, resulting in products with both a classic and modern feel.
Where This Applies
- Photography
- The photography industry can benefit from developing viewfinder-free cameras that enhance the user's photographic experience.
- Consumer Electronics
- The consumer electronics industry can benefit from implementing eye-tracking technology in their products, creating a new and innovative way to interact with technology.
- Product Design
- The product design industry can benefit from incorporating mixed tech designs into their products, creating something new, unique and attractive to consumers.
