Japan is not taking it easy on consumer tech these days with the invention of amazing wearables. Recently, a new blink-triggered camera – Blincam , which attaches to your pair of glasses allowing you snap pictures with just a wink, was developed by a team of young Japanese.

Blincam is smart enough to discern between an intentional blink and a natural blink. The Blincam is 90 percent accurate at picking up a forceful blink using its patent-pending blink sensor. Using Bluetooth, the Blincam then sends the photo a smartphone, the developers say.

Although, blink-triggered cameras are not new, Google in 2013 introduced its Google Glass concept, an augmented-reality headset that snap photos and shoot videos without the apparent social gesture of pointing a phone, the team hopes to standout by adding a blink-to-shoot camera to any pair of glasses, so you can save what you see, anytime anywhere. The camera also packs a decent four-hour battery life or eight-hour life on standby.

Check out how Blincam works here.
http://www.digitalclique.com.ng/blincam-let-hands-rest-just-wink-take-picture/