Concept Aerial Camera, Skyros, Said To Reach New Heights Thanks To Siddharth & Dipti Hanako Kambe

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We always think of aerial photographs and helicopters in the same sentence but now thanks to Skyros, you can take amazing bird’s eye view pictures while remaining safely on the ground.

Interesting concept you might agree! This fascinating device, known as the Skyros, designed by Siddharth Kambe & Dipti Hanako Kambe, provides a refreshing view on modern day concepts regarding cameras. If you consider that not too long ago (in historical terms at least) the human race marveled at the daguerreotype (1839) and just over 170 years later we’re talking about launching cameras and taking digital photos at bird’s eye view (without leaving the earth’s crust!) It is simply amazing how far we have progressed in such little time.

The Skyros concept revolves around the simple scientific art of pneumatic pressure. The Skyros aerial camera is launched approximately 120 feet into the air, from the ground, and eventually retains stability through use of its rotors. As the Skyros floats back to earth, it takes a series of images, at various intervals, from the high angle position.

Luckily the designers, of the Skyros, have ensured that this concept has an in-built sensor which will ensure that the camera flies back to the user without the user having to worry about running after it like a mad man!

Once the Skyros has safely returned to you, then you can attach it to its base where you will be able to view the pictures it has just taken.

Fairly simple if you ask me!

The Skyros aerial camera is also said to be multi-functional and can be used as a normal every-day camera, meaning it will be useful rather than just a gimmick if it were to ever break free from the conceptual stage.

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