We’ve seen numerous cameras that can mount to a helmet, but now the Video Head is a camera system built into the helmet. This solves the problem of ensuring that a camera is positioned correctly, and also helps reduce the risk of injury from wearing a camera on top of a helmet.
The Video Head helmet features an integrated lens along with all the electronics within the brain bucket. The lens is positioned directly to the front of the helmet, while an LED along with beeps as audio cues let the wearer know the camera is operating. Three levels of helmet systems will be made available, and range from a basic model that offers VGA resolution with 60-degree angle lens to 720p (30fps) version with 120-degree lens, and finally to a top of the line version with 1080p (60fps) resolution with 127-degree angle. All three models will include a mini mic for audio recording, and Video Head will be ready to go this spring.