Wearable cameras are compact, hands-free recording devices designed to be worn on the body, helmet, clothing, or accessories to capture photos and videos from a first-person perspective. They are commonly used for action sports, travel, law enforcement, vlogging, and personal safety applications.
These cameras are built with lightweight yet durable designs and often feature wide-angle lenses, high-definition or 4K video recording, image stabilization, and waterproof or shock-resistant housings. Many wearable cameras support voice control, one-touch recording, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity, and mobile app integration for easy sharing and control.