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Also marketed as Camera-on-o-Stick.
This is a tiny bluetooth camera which has attachments for hooks, magnets, a comb, etc.
With the comb attachment, you can comb the back of your head and see how it looks on your phone's video. Same for picking up or probing things.
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There are countless tiny WiFI cameras available with various
attachment options (hooks, magnets, suction cups), as well as
endoscopes (camera on the end of a flexible stick). |
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Apart from suggesting Bluetooth vs WiFi, and the specific idea
of using one to look at the back of your head - what's new
about your idea? |
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Well, the app shows you when your attachment is aligned with a target, like the focus on some digital cameras. |
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If it's attached to a comb while you're using it, it's constantly
moving. Similarly, when I use my endoscope I'm typically
moving the camera around to look for something. |
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Can you give a use case where having an app "show when the
attachment is aligned with a target" is useful? |
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On your screen is a cross which shows the effective range of your attachment. The cross moves or remains stationary depending on camera motion. I feel we are moving perilously close to full bakery and I'm not licensed for that. |
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This doesn’t really differ from an endoscope though |
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No but "endoscope-on-o-string" is less marketable |
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