The Squito by Steve Hollinger, an inventor hailing from Boston, is a camera ball that happens to look like a three dimensional version of the yin and yang symbol. While that ancient Chinese symbol represents natural dualities and complementary forces, this device simply captures images, both still and moving.
Quite similar to the foam-covered Throwable Panoramic Ball Camera that was created last year, the Squito by Steve Hollinger takes video in addition to still pictures. Hollinger was just awarded a patent for his technology, which can also stitch the images together to create a seamless picture no matter how the ball spins thanks to the use of multiple cameras. He is currently working on a functioning prototype to be used for reconnaissance and search and rescue.
What's Driving This Trend
- Camera Ball Technology
- The Squito by Steve Hollinger presents the opportunity for the advancement of camera ball technology for various industries such as security and photography.
- Multipurpose Cameras
- The Squito's ability to take both still and moving pictures indicates a trend towards multipurpose cameras that can cater to a wider range of consumer needs and preferences.
- Seamless Picture Technology
- The use of multiple cameras in the Squito to create seamless pictures presents an opportunity for the development of new technology in various industries such as film and entertainment.
Who This Affects Most
- Security
- The Squito presents the opportunity for the development of camera ball products that can be used for security and reconnaissance purposes.
- Photography
- The Squito's camera ball technology presents the opportunity for photographers to capture unique and innovative shots.
- Entertainment
- The seamless picture technology used in the Squito presents the opportunity for the development of new technology and filming techniques in the entertainment industry.
