headcam

American  

[hed-kam] / ˈhɛdˌkæm /

Or head cam

noun

1. a camera that is worn on the front of the head and records video from the wearer's point of view.

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Etymology

Origin of headcam

head ( def. ) + cam ² ( def. )

Example Sentences

They trained a multimodal AI system through the eyes and ears of a single child, using headcam video recordings from when the child was six months and through their second birthday.

From Science Daily

As an extension to the ERC project, headcam data is now being collected in teenagers, with the plan to use the same methods to understand complex teen emotions at home, see Teencam Pilot Study -- Institute of Population Health -- University of Liverpool.

From Science Daily

Professor Nic Timpson, Principal Investigator for Children of the 90s commented: "Bristol's families have been involved for decades in important health research and here they are pioneering new ways of studying mental health using this real-life headcam footage."

From Science Daily

Spain's Lucas Eguibar's headcam catches footage of the moment he is caught up in a crash during a snowboard cross race at the Beijing Winter Olympics.

From BBC

On 15 March, he opened fire on worshippers inside the Al Noor mosque, broadcasting the attack on Facebook Live via a headcam he was wearing.

From BBC