A United States company has come up with a hair clipper with a real-time camera. So users can achieve their desired style without any mistakes.
This invention was born out of personal experience during COVID lockdown. Derek Silverio and Kevin Yee founded Cutcam.
The Cutcam clipper has a 1080p HD camera, which provides a real-time view of the cutting area. Users can pair this clipper with their smartphone and view it directly on their device.
This gadget will be useful for self-grooming, and it will be convenient for a broad range of users.
Exploring the technology behind the Cutcam clipper
The Cutcam clipper has a 1080p HD camera that offers a real-time view of the cutting area. Users can pair it with their smartphone via an app, see where they’re cutting, and adjust accordingly.
The smartphone app of Cutcam additionally provides cutting guides, tutorials, and grooming adjustments.
Key benefits
The real-time view of the hair grooming reduces guesswork and helps to achieve the desired hair style. Users no longer need mirrors for hair grooming, and it eliminates traditional hair grooming discomforts.
By performing self-haircuts at home, users can save money and time. Also, users can style as they wish comfortably at home.
Users can avoid mistakes and do hair cuttings effectively. Cutcam clippers will be a DIY solution and enhance home-based personal care.
The ideal users of the Cutcam
For people who prefer their own hair grooming, this clipper will be handy and simplify the hair cutting process. Cost-conscious users can save money by reducing professional salon use.
Busy professionals can use this clipper at their convenience, and people with limited mobility find it particularly useful.
To sum it up, a US startup has invented a hair clipper with a real time camera. This hair clipper revolutionises self-grooming by combining a real-time camera with smartphone connectivity.
This innovative tool not only saves time and money but also beneficial to a wide range of users, making haircuts more accessible and convenient.
Featured image credits: Cutcam