Engadget Logo Engadget Japanese version Pita on the screen. Dell releases concept video of webcam "Pari" that makes eye contact easy

Webcams are becoming more and more popular in web conferencing and remote learning. Under such circumstances, the webcam concept "Concept Pari" released by US Dell is an idea product that makes it easy to make eye contact in shooting / distribution videos by pasting the main unit on the monitor screen.

In the first place, the phenomenon of eye contact in a web conference is caused by the position of the other party on the monitor and the camera being different. When I was looking at the other person, my line of sight was lowered, and when I was looking at the camera, I couldn't see the other person.

Concept Pari, on the other hand, can be attached to the screen of a compatible monitor using a magnet mechanism. And the video call is possible with the other party's face and the camera position overlapping, with the line of sight.

Concept Pari can also be mounted on a monitor. This mount allows wireless charging of your webcam. Charging the mount is via USB-C.

As for the basic camera specs, it is possible to shoot/distribute videos at 1080p resolution, and the videos are transferred to the PC via Wi-Fi. There is also a lamp on the lens that indicates whether the camera is level or not.

Concept Pari is just a concept, and there are no plans to launch products at this time. The drawback is that you need a compatible monitor, but other than that, it's a pretty practical idea.

Source: Dell

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