Shuttr Remotely Triggers Smartphone Camera For You To Take Selfies And Group Shots
Jul 19, 2013 20:30
The Muku Shuttr lets you shoot Android or iPhone selfies of yourself, or a group at a range greater than arm's length. The remote control is small enough to carry on a keychain, and you can prop up your phone with the Shuttr's suction cup stand and snap from distances that reach as far as Bluetooth does. This means around 30 feet.
The device triggers the volume up control to release its shutter. Imagine if everyone had this while they Instagramed! It would be useful for people who create stop motion animations too.
The startup has already surpassed its Kickstarter goal of $10,000 and even at this early stage, the product is pretty impressive. Watch a demo below:
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