The Hitch Camera Concept Encourages Overlapping Visual Experiences
Amelia Roblin — April 8, 2011 — Tech
References: coroflot & designbuzz
Vacations and events with friends often amount to an abundance in near duplicate photographs, but the Hitch Camera concept corrects this excess thanks to a scheme called 'Sharing Memories.'
The designer is Martin Spurway, and his idea is to develop cameras that operate on a joint network to share images. A group snapshot, for example, can hence be taken with a single device, and the picture can be instantly visible on all networked cameras at the event, or by easily distributing the files on the round wooden docking station after the fact.
Interested in creating a collection of cameras optimized for this, Spurway has decided to still include card readers in the hub for all other gadgets. The Hitch Camera concept will save device battery life, conserve collective data storage space and ensure everyone's got record of those memorable events.
The designer is Martin Spurway, and his idea is to develop cameras that operate on a joint network to share images. A group snapshot, for example, can hence be taken with a single device, and the picture can be instantly visible on all networked cameras at the event, or by easily distributing the files on the round wooden docking station after the fact.
Interested in creating a collection of cameras optimized for this, Spurway has decided to still include card readers in the hub for all other gadgets. The Hitch Camera concept will save device battery life, conserve collective data storage space and ensure everyone's got record of those memorable events.
Trend Themes
1. Collaborative Cameras - The development of cameras that operate on a joint network to share images creates opportunities for collaborative photography experiences.
2. Instant Sharing - The ability to instantly share images on all networked cameras or distribute files easily after an event allows for seamless sharing of memories.
3. Optimized Camera Collections - Creating a collection of cameras optimized for collaborative photography experiences opens up opportunities to enhance group snapshots and preserve collective memories.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - The collaborative camera concept has disruptive innovation opportunities in the photography industry for businesses looking to revolutionize the way images are captured and shared.
2. Technology - The development of cameras that operate on a joint network and enable instant sharing presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the technology industry, particularly for companies focused on improving connectivity and sharing experiences.
3. Event Planning - The Hitch Camera concept, with its ability to easily capture and share group snapshots, has disruptive innovation opportunities in the event planning industry, allowing for enhanced experiences and efficient record-keeping.
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