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Hubblo VR

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{{Device Infobox
|image=[[File:Hubblo VR.jpg|400px]]
|VR/AR=Virtual Reality
|Type=VR Camera
|Subtype=2D Image, 3D Image, 2D Video, 3D immersive, 360-degree video capture camera
|Developer=Hubblo Technology
|Requires=Smartphone and Power Source; Tripod or Monopod (optional)
|Memory=32GB (Internal Memory)
|Storage=Smartphone, 128GB (Micro-SD)
|Resolution=2K and 4K Resolution
|Field of View=200 degrees per lens
|Optics=3 pairs of fisheye lenses
|Audio=Microphone (built-in stereo and wireless Bluetooth)
|Sensors=6 Sensors (3.15MP)
|Connectivity=SDI, Ethernet, HDMI, Micro-USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi (802.11n/ac)
|Power=4000Ah battery (removable), 12V DC adapter
|Weight=more than 1.8lbs
|Size=4.05 x 4.05 x 4.88 inches
|Price=$999
|Website=http://hubblovr.com/
}}
 
 
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==Introduction==
At [[CES 2017]], Hubblo launched the first [[virtual reality ]] portable [[camera ]] that can deliver [[3D immersive]], [[360-degree videos ]] at [[4k ]] resolution. The captured high-resolution video can be broadcasted live on various virtual reality devices.
The new revolutionary [[virtual reality camera ]] is developed by [[Hubblo Technology]]. The company was founded by [[Eric Tsang]]. Hubblo Technology has offices in [[Silicon Valley]], [[USA]], and in [[China]]. According to the Hubble founder, the Hubblo VR camera is way ahead of its time.
With the help of Hubblo VR camera, event hosts, performers, and artists can expand their live audience beyond the physical space. And, it can be done with just a press of a button. The live feature allows both the broadcasters and viewers to communicate and share the virtual experience at the same time.
==Hardware==
The strange mike like gadget is the triangle shaped camera. To offer 360-degree view the camera has three pairs of [[fisheye lenses]], each covering the [[200-degree ]] view. The captured images are of the highest quality, thanks to the sensors near the individual lenses.
The Hubblo VR camera is highly portable. It’s compact and lightweight. The broadcaster can either mount the camera on a tripod or hold it in the hand. The Hubblo VR camera is no bigger than an [[iPhone]], but it has all the features to capture high-definition video. The device doesn’t need supplementary [[software ]] to perform its function. The camera has a limited battery life; a full charge would last just an hour.
==Features==
===360-degree Panoramic View and Immersive 3D Experience===
The unique triangular design of the Hubblo VR camera and its three pairs of fisheye lenses with 200-degree view masterfully captures the 360-degree [[panoramic view ]] of the surrounding. The sensors placed near each lens are designed to capture and deliver images of the highest quality. The [[Stereoscopic 3D ]] function creates the depth in the captured images and gives the users unbelievable level of immersive experience.
===Real-time Image Stitching and 4K Quality Videos===
All the lenses in Hubblo VR work in unison. The images captured by each lens is right away (in real time) collected, processed, and combined to form a video with stereoscopic 3D experience and breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view of the surrounding. The video is then stored and shared in 4k [[ultra-high-definition ]] resolution. Users can use any virtual reality headset with a Hubblo [[mobile app ]] to play the 3D, 360-degree, 4k resolution quality video.
The real-time image stitching is a revolution because it saves money and time. Normally, processing a video manually would take hours, which is a time and money drain. With the [[real-time stitching technology]], users only have to focus the camera and shoot the video. The real-time stitching technology made available to only professionals till now will be opened to mass use by Hubblo.
===Ease of Use and Portability===
For better stability and quality performance, users can mount this camera on top of a tripod. The device is in the shape of an equilateral triangle, with a pair of lenses at the extremities of each side of the triangle.
To use Hubblo VR camera users need the [[Hubblo app]], which can be downloaded for both [[Android ]] and [[Apple ]] devices. A high-speed [[Wi-Fi ]] internet connection is also necessary. No other hardware or software is needed to operate the [[VR ]] camera.
The whole set up and play process would take less than 30 seconds. Connect the VR camera to the high-speed Wi-Fi internet connection and use the buttons on the top of the device to capture events happening around. Using the built-in Wi-Fi connection users can live-stream the video or save it in a [[micro-SD card]]. [[Google Daydream]], HT [[HTC Vive]], [[Samsung Gear]], [[Oculus Rift ]] or any other virtual reality headset can be used to view the live-streaming, 360-degree, 4K resolution video.
==Battery==
==Additional Accessories==
A smartphone and a power source (power adaptor or power bank) are the only two things needed to use the Hubblo VR Camera. A tripod or monopod stand would be needed if the user decides against handheld video shooting. Use of external microphones is recommended to capture speech and [[ambisonics ]] audio.
==Specifications==
*Sensors: Six 3.15MP
*Storage: 32GB (Internal Memory), Smartphone, 128GB (Micro-SD)
*Connectivity: [[SDI]], [[Ethernet]], [[HDMI]], Micro-USB, [[Bluetooth]], Wi-Fi (802.11n/ac)
*Power Source: 4000Ah battery (removable), 12V DC adapter
*Audio: Microphone (built-in stereo and wireless Bluetooth)
*Protocol: RTMP/RTSP
*Codec: H.264 format
*Share: [[YouTube]], [[WeChat]], [[Messenger]], [[WhatsApp]], [[Twitter]], [[Facebook ]]
===Recorded Video===
*2D 360-degree: 2K, 30fps
*3D 360-degree: 4K, 30fps
*30 Mbps MP4 ([[Bitrate]])
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Cost and Availability==
Hubblo VR Camera has been priced at $999. Those interested in the new VR camera can order it through the [[Indiegogo ]] crowdfunding platform. The company plans to deliver the first batch of VR cameras to pre-ordered customers very soon. Those who back the VR camera by supporting their crowdfunding campaign will earn discounts and access to Hubblo sponsored virtual reality events.
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