Cue the Marty McFly jokes.
Roader has introduced a wearable video recorder it’s dubbed the Time Machine Camera.
When paired with the accompanying iOS or Android app, the Time Machine Camera continuously captures footage and employs a buffering technology that will record the most recent five to 10 seconds when the user presses a button.
It features built-in Bluetooth that can transmit the square-shaped videos to a smartphone for easy social sharing. Other specs include 16GB of internal storage; ability to record 640 by 640p at 30 fps (Bluetooth transmission) or 1088 by 1088p at 30 fps (Wi-Fi transmission); built-in mic and speaker; and a six-hour battery life.
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A Car Mode employs a G-Sensor that automatically begin recording in the event of a crash, according to the company, while the included “Power Lanyard” doubles as a charging cable.
Suggested retail is $199. It will ship in the spring.
