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Tamaggo unveils new panoramic picture taking egg at CES 2012

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Don’t eat this egg, unless you want a panoramic view of your insides. Canadian company Tamaggo (consumer technology) has demonstrated their new 360-degree imager that is capable of, you guessed it, capturing a complete horizontal and vertical 360 panoramic image. The imager uses a ‘Immervision Enables’ panomorph 14 megapixel lens and software to achieve the 360-degree pictures and video. Housed alongside the lenses is an intuitive orientation sensor that stabilizes and identifies the direction on both the X and Y axis. The panoramic egg can produce both images as well as live video and can be connected to most mobile devices such as smartphones or tablets with the help of a Mini USB port and Bluetooth for a wireless connection. The Tamaggo 360-degree imager will be available in Q2 of this year at a cost of about $199 USD.
 
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  • I could see this device being very useful in doing site surveys.  You can capture a 360 panorama from your data collection point for later reference.

    If it can take pictures from various altitudes, you could use it to do sun angle assessments for solar panel sites.

    Lots if interesting uses for something at this price level.

     

    DAB

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  • I could see this device being very useful in doing site surveys.  You can capture a 360 panorama from your data collection point for later reference.

    If it can take pictures from various altitudes, you could use it to do sun angle assessments for solar panel sites.

    Lots if interesting uses for something at this price level.

     

    DAB

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