Lens For BEME is project to develop a little device that enhances Beme’s function of video sharing. Just in case you haven’t heard of Beme, it’s a new social networking platform that allows you to disconnect from your mobile devices while still share videos within your social circle or other users around the world.
Beme is pretty simple to operate, it encourages you to lose your self awareness, posting videos just the way you are, no fake poses, just the real you. The app allows you to record great moments without forcing you to view those moments through your phone. You can set proximity sensor of your smartphone to start recording, after that, the video is published online immediately. Others don’t necessarily follow you or be associated to you to see your recent video, it means, you have the ability to tune in to a wide variety of people’s networks all over the world.
Designer : Fraser Leid
By understanding how Beme works, Fraser Leid made an attempt to design a product that can emulate and enhance our video sharing experience through Beme. A small device that records video without the need of a smartphone camera, Lens explores new ways to share videos to a social platform. Users of Beme app and its platform of video sharing can use this device independently from their smartphones to document their daily activities and share those videos on Beme network. Even when you don’t have signal, the built-in SSD Storage inside Lens is able to keep your videos that were recorded away from your smartphone and upload the videos when in range of the device. Lens features a Zeiss Prime Lens, 1080p @ 60fps, 720p @ 100fps, and 480p @120fps.
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