From the category archives:
The Iris camera concept is a camera that can be controlled by your eyes. This biometrically-enabled camera allows you to capture exactly what you see. The Iris is designed to recognize your friends when it focuses on their eyes. The camera can recognize their iris signatures. The Iris camera concept is also WiFi-enabled, allowing you to upload and share photos on social networking sites, or store them onto an SD card. Read more
The Camerang flying camera concept is a fun way of taking pictures. This camera actively takes shots as it flies through the air, while the central lens rotates automatically to fix its focus on the subject. The camera intuitively calculates the required lens angle as it flies and clicks a set of freeze frames as it orbits around the subject. See more pictures after the jump. Read more
Designed by Kyung Han, the Above And Below Sea Level is a dual-lens buoy-style camera that can take pictures of the underwater happenings and above the water happening, simultaneously. The actual camera itself has two protruding cameras, one at the top to record above water and one at the bottom to record underwater. There is also an LCD viewfinder at the back. Too bad, the Above And Below Sea Level is only a concept. [Yanko]
Minox has introduced a completely new camera concept in the form of the Minox PX3D. This camera offers a new 3-D experience without glasses or technical accessories. The Minox PX3D comes with four lenses situated vertically and four camera modules contained within the camera, which allow you to create 4 photos simultaneously, each of which are located on slightly shifted perspective planes. During playback you can choose between various possibilities for a realistic, spatial and moving 3D image. More info about the Minox PX3D will be released next week. Stay tuned for more updates. [dcviews]
Matthew Clark has designed the Aerial Capture, which is a digital camera concept that captures precious moments of your life from a height of 20 meters above you. The camera is attached to a helium inflatable balloon, which strings onto a hand-held reel and trigger. The Aerial Capture also uses a Memory Stick in order to store all your aerial shots. You can then save all these pictures to your computer via USB port. [Yanko]
Designed by Kim Hyun Joong, the Movie Polaroid Camera concept is able to capture movies and sound and can eventually be printed onto traditional Polaroid film thanks to the built-in movie printer. The camera is powered by giving it some shakes and also juices up the Polaroid Film for viewing. The camera is also portable so you can carry it around in your wallet or pocket. [Yanko]
