UK Working On 360-Degree ‘Grenade Cam’

December 31st, 1969 | Category: Gadget News

I told you back in August, 2005, about “point and shoot” camera called the Firefly being developed by Israel — you point a grenade launcher and shoot the “grenade cam” by enemy positions to get battlefield intel, which is beamed back wirelessly. Now, the UK military industrial complex is working on

what sounds like an even better GRENADE CAM called the I-Ball. Like the Firefly, the I-Ball can be lobbed by a battlefield with a grenade launcher. But it can plus be tossed into a room. The device beams back 360-degree, fish-eye lens photographs. I want one.

Orginal post by Mike

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