Name: Wearable Hidden Camera 1080p, Bluetooth Earpiece Kit
SKU: VIM-EXAMCAM
Price: 490.0 NZD
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Wearable Hidden Camera 1080p, Bluetooth Earpiece Kit

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Description

The VIM-EXAMCAM is a wearable two way assistance kit. A pinhole camera module on a flexible lead streams live 1080p video to a phone, and a nano earpiece lets the person watching that phone talk back to whoever is wearing the camera.

The camera builds its own WiFi hotspot instead of joining a network, so the phone connects to it directly and the link works anywhere inside about 10 to 20 metres with no internet, no SIM and no data cost. A flat induction transmitter pairs to that same phone over Bluetooth and passes audio to the beige earpiece by magnetic induction, so there is no wire between the two. The camera runs 4 to 5 hours on a micro USB charge; the earpiece runs 75 to 150 minutes on a replaceable cell and ships with two spares.

Features

Live view over its own hotspot: The camera creates a WiFi hotspot of its own and the phone joins that directly, so the picture arrives with no internet connection, no SIM and no data charge.
Two way link: Video travels from the camera to the phone, and audio travels from that phone back to the earpiece, so the person watching can answer the person wearing it.
Wireless earpiece: The beige nano earpiece picks up audio by magnetic induction from the transmitter, so nothing runs between the transmitter and your ear.
Tape mounting: The module tapes into place rather than needing a bracket, so it can sit flat against a garment, a shelf edge or a dashboard.
Replaceable earpiece cells: The earpiece takes a small replaceable battery and two spares are in the box, so a session carries on without waiting for a charge.

Applications

Real-World Scenarios

Remote expert on a hands on job

A technician on site wears the camera and the earpiece while a senior colleague sits within range with the phone. The colleague sees the same panel, pipe or engine bay and talks the technician through it, and the technician keeps both hands on the work.

Cueing a presenter or a performer

Theatre, live events and corporate presentations run on earpiece cueing. The camera gives whoever is cueing the same view as the person on stage, so prompts and timing arrive through the earpiece without a visible cable or a handheld device.

Reading assistance for low vision

A sighted assistant within range watches the live feed and reads labels, signage, menus or paperwork aloud through the earpiece. The person being assisted keeps both hands free instead of holding a phone up to whatever they are trying to read.

Point of view footage with talkback

Small crews use the module as a wearable point of view feed while a director watches it on a phone and gives direction through the earpiece, which keeps the shot clean and saves stopping between takes.

How it Works

Power the camera and join its hotspot: Charge the camera over micro USB, switch it on, connect the phone to the WiFi hotspot it broadcasts and open the app to see the live picture.
Pair the transmitter and fit the earpiece: Pair the flat induction transmitter to that same phone over Bluetooth and place the beige earpiece in the wearer's ear. The transmitter stays on the wearer, close to the earpiece.
Position the lens and start the session: Tape the camera where it needs to point, check the framing on the phone, and the person watching can then speak to the wearer from anywhere within about 10 to 20 metres.

Specifications

Power: 5V, 2A maximum. Use the adapter supplied, or a standard 5V USB charger or power bank rated 2A or less. Do not use fast chargers (USB-C PD, Quick Charge, Super Fast Charging) or high-output power banks: they can damage the device.

Camera type: Miniature pinhole lens module
Video resolution: 1920 x 1080
Wireless mode: Local WiFi hotspot created by the camera, no internet and no SIM
Operating range: 10 to 20 metres between camera and phone
Viewing: Live view on an iOS or Android app
Lens covers: Set of button style covers in assorted sizes
Mounting: Tape, user supplied
Earpiece: Beige nano magnetic type
Audio link: Bluetooth from phone to induction transmitter, magnetic induction from transmitter to earpiece
Earpiece power: Replaceable cell, two spares included
Earpiece runtime: 75 to 150 minutes
Camera battery: Built in rechargeable
Camera runtime: 4 to 5 hours
Charging: Micro USB

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it need internet or a SIM card?

No. The camera creates its own WiFi hotspot and the phone joins that directly, so there is no internet connection anywhere in the chain. That is also why the link only reaches about 10 to 20 metres.

How far apart can the two people be?

Around 10 to 20 metres in practice. Walls, floors and metal cut that down. Both people need to be in the same room or very close to it, so this is not a kit for guidance from another building.

Can the person wearing it talk back through the kit?

No. Audio runs one way, from the phone to the earpiece. The wearer replies by speaking normally to whoever is with them.

How long does a session last?

The camera runs 4 to 5 hours on a charge. The earpiece is the shorter half at 75 to 150 minutes on one cell, and two spares are in the box, so swapping a cell carries the session on.

Does it record to a memory card?

The published specification covers live view to the app only. Treat it as a live link rather than a recorder.

What are the rules on using this in New Zealand?

New Zealand law is specific here. Making an intimate visual recording of somebody without their consent is an offence under the Crimes Act 1961, and using a device to intercept a private conversation you are not a party to is an offence under the same Act. Collecting personal information about identifiable people also brings the Privacy Act 2020 into play, and schools, universities and testing centres set their own rules that generally prohibit any wireless device during an assessment. Use this kit where the people around you know it is there and have agreed to it. This is general information and not legal advice.