OBSBOT Tail, be your own actor, director and cameraman, all at the same time
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 10, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Remo Technology, creators of artificial-intelligence cameras, unveiled the OBSBOT Tail, the world's first AI-powered autonomous director camera, at CES on Jan 8th.
Designed to capture active moments in life, without relying on a cameraman, or frequently adjusting the device, the OBSBOT Tail's compact size at just 7.3 inches by 3.3 inches is equipped with a 3-axis gimbal and optical zoom lens. Capture the perfect composition, whether dancing, skateboarding, live streaming, documenting kid's lives, without getting cut out of the shot.
Embedded with a sophisticated AI powered by a HiSilicon Hi3559A processor, OBSBOT Tail not only shoots in 4K video and 12MP photos, while displaying video in up to HDR10 quality, it also offers a suite of complex AI filming modes that puts users in full control of how the shot is composed, leaving the heavy lifting of capturing the videos to OBSBOT Tail.
"OBSBOT Tail is a groundbreaking camera that makes sophisticated filming techniques and filming complex movements readily accessible to anyone, with just a tap of a button," said Bo Liu, CEO and Founder of Remo Technology. "We've worked with dozens of dance groups, street sports teams and vloggers to design a camera that can truly capture movement. We hope that with OBSBOT Tail, people can enjoy the freedom of expressing their creativity through videos, without the hassle of getting help from others, or having to endure the complex process of setting up or adjusting a camera."
About Remo Technology
Started in 2016, with its headquarters in Shenzhen, China, and a research center in Hangzhou, China, Remo Technology is a camera company dedicated to pushing the boundary of camera industry with new ideas and technologies including AI. As the main brand by Remo Tech, "OBSBOT" has brought to world the first Auto-Director AI camera "OBSBOT Tail" in January 2019.
To learn more about Remo Technology, visit http://remo-ai.com/
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