360° cameras have been popping up all over the place this year, but few of them have been affordable or portable enough to justify pulling the trigger. That changes with Memora’s Luna camera. The 6cm sphere (that’s about the size of a pool ball) houses two spherical lenses, smart AI, auto-stitching, built-in gyroscope and wireless connectivity for live-streaming to give you access to 360° images or videos from the palm of your hand with a few simple clicks. The built-in magnetic charger also doubles as a way to attach it to everything from street lamps and mic stands to drones and bike frames. It even has an IP67/68 waterproof rating and some VR tech for fully immersive experiences—even if you’re looking for an underwater tour.
The Luna 360° Camera Fits in the Palm of Your Hand
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