The folks over at Barbie are certainly busy people having just unveiled her 126th job and now Barbie Video Girl. If you’ve always wondered what it was like to be Barbie, now you can experience her life through her very own eyes (well, technically it’s through her necklace).
The Barbie Video Girl features video recording system that, quite frankly, can be converted into a spy cam. Available in July, it will run you $50.
What's Driving This Trend
- Spy Cam Toys
- There is an opportunity to innovate in toys and create more spy cam options beyond dolls.
- Wearable Cameras
- Innovation could focus on creating more versatile wearable cameras that can be used in various settings.
- Inconspicuous Recording Devices
- There is space in the market for recording devices that are not noticed by others.
Who This Affects Most
- Toy
- Toy manufacturers can create spy cam options in their lines, tapping into the demand for tech in toys.
- Technology
- Wearable camera technology can be further developed to be more versatile and accessible for consumers.
- Security
- There is potential for growth in the market for inconspicuous recording devices for security purposes.
