Driflyco Zero

Most 360° meeting cameras rely on a fisheye lens and accept the warping that comes with it. Driflyco Zero takes a different route: the maker says four non-fisheye cameras are merged by an onboard chip into a seamless panoramic view without the typical fisheye distortion. Around that camera array sit a built-in omnidirectional microphone and speaker, positioning the device as a single replacement for a separate webcam, mic and speaker.

Tracking and framing

According to the maker, an AI algorithm based on voice detects and follows the active speaker in real time, with face tracking also listed among its features. For interviews or lectures where steady framing matters, the camera can reportedly be locked onto one person. Two display modes are offered: a full 360° view with dynamic speaker focus, or a 180° split-screen layout that shows the panorama and a close-up at once.

Power that comes apart

The device itself weighs 230g, with each battery adding 220g. The maker describes a modular 10,000mAh magnetic battery that attaches without tools or wiring and is rated for up to 6 hours of continuous use. Up to five modules can be stacked, for a stated maximum of 30 hours. Each detachable module also works as a fast-charging power bank with Type-C output, a digital display and a built-in cable that can serve as a carry handle.

• Bluetooth speaker mode with physical volume buttons
• Home monitoring mode for use as a security camera
• Storage via TF card (16–128GB), app-based mobile recording and cloud backup
• Sliding lens privacy cover
• Video recording

Driflyco pitches Zero for meetings, live streaming, classrooms and remote monitoring, and says it is designed to work with a range of applications. The project has been presented on Kickstarter, with the team stating its aim is to simplify work and life rather than complicate it.