A Helmet-Mounted High Five Camera That Automatically Records High Fives on Video as They Are Given
The High Five Camera is a helmet-mounted camera rig that automatically records high fives in short video clips. Artist Andrew Maxwell-Parish created the system with a helmet, a desk lamp armature, an Arduino controller, and a GoPro camera. A wrist-mounted accelerometer detects an impending high five and activates the camera. This video shows the system in action—it turns out people in San Francisco really love to give high fives.
E.D.W. Lynch
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