Cover image via QzEver wonder how it will be like to see things from your pet's point of view? Wouldn't it be cool if they could actually take pictures, so that we could have a glimpse into their world?
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Thanks to Nikon, your pet dog Maxi (that's my dog's name actually) will have the chance to take pictures of the things she loves!
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How does the camera actually work? Nikon created a new special body scrap that monitors the dog's heartbeat rate and a special housing that triggers the shutter every time the dog gets excited
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To test the system, Nikon attached the camera to a collie named Grizzler, and documented the images he took for the day
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The camera was triggered by smell of food. Food…
Grizzler also took a photo of a new friend he met that day
The concept of this camera is actually not a first. Two months ago, Whiskas Australia came out with Castacam, a wearable and Wi-Fi enabled camera for… cats.
As of now, the Nikon 'Heartography' camera is still a prototype, and Nikon has not announced any release dates. We bet the canines out there are keeping their paws crossed for a release!
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