The Bell 'Helmet 360' is a Safety Device with 4K Video Capabilities
Michael Hemsworth — February 4, 2016 — Lifestyle
References: bellhelmets & geeky-gadgets
The market for action cameras has expanded in recent years, and now Bell is getting involved in the industry with the 'Helmet 360,' which is a camera helmet with impressive specs.
Developed in collaboration with 360fly, the 'Helmet 360' is, as the name would dictate, capable of recording crisp 360-degree footage via the top-mounted camera. Set to soon be available for avid outdoors people to enjoy, the 'Helmet 360' will have a 4K Ultra HD camera that's also able to shoot traditional video formats as well.
Footage taken via the Bell 'Helmet 360' is sent directly to the 360fly mobile app, which enables instant sharing and editing capabilities. The built-in GPS sensor provides ample features that make the camera helmet a heavy hitter in the industry.
Developed in collaboration with 360fly, the 'Helmet 360' is, as the name would dictate, capable of recording crisp 360-degree footage via the top-mounted camera. Set to soon be available for avid outdoors people to enjoy, the 'Helmet 360' will have a 4K Ultra HD camera that's also able to shoot traditional video formats as well.
Footage taken via the Bell 'Helmet 360' is sent directly to the 360fly mobile app, which enables instant sharing and editing capabilities. The built-in GPS sensor provides ample features that make the camera helmet a heavy hitter in the industry.
Trend Themes
1. 360-degree Footage Recording - The trend of capturing immersive 360-degree footage is growing, presenting opportunities for innovative camera technologies.
2. Integration of GPS Sensors - The integration of GPS sensors in camera devices opens up possibilities for location-based features and functionalities.
3. Instant Sharing and Editing Capabilities - The demand for seamless and quick sharing and editing capabilities in camera devices is rising, creating room for disruptive innovations.
Industry Implications
1. Action Camera Manufacturing - The action camera manufacturing industry can explore integrating 360-degree and GPS technologies into their product offerings.
2. Outdoor Recreation Equipment - The outdoor recreation equipment industry can consider incorporating camera helmets with advanced features to enhance customer experiences.
3. Video Editing Software - The video editing software industry can develop user-friendly apps that cater specifically to the needs of instant sharing and editing of 360-degree footage.
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