October 27, 2009 3:57 PM PDT

Floating camera probably just a lot of hot air

by Leonard Goh
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Floating camera (Credit: Imregun Erturk)

How many cameras can float in the air and take pictures of you automatically? None, and there probably won't be any for some time to come. This is how skeptical I am of the Wagabond conceptualized by Turkish designer Imregun Erturk.

According to Erturk, the Wagabond can float in the air (the floating mechanism wasn't explained) and users can employ a remote control to adjust the height and shooting angles. This gizmo is targeted at lone travelers who don't want to bother people around them to help take their pictures.

All that is required for the user is to place the Wagabond on the floor and then use the remote control to activate it. The snapper will then float to the designated position and start taking shots.

I'm not placing too much hope for the Wagabond to go into commercial production. For now, I'll just use my Gorillapod.

(Source: Crave Asia via Trendhunter)

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by Yrag54 November 10, 2009 6:25 AM PST
It will eventually happen. Why is this so difficult to believe ?
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