2017Year10Month31In the afternoon, an event titled “Dare to Start the Future” |
it’s my turnwas held,Sioeyeas the Sioeye live-streaming camera launched its brand experience presentation,at the Roadshow Hall of 3W Coffee on Zhongguancun Innovation Street in Beijing. The launch event invited a wide array of media from the realms of technology, finance, travel, sports, and other sectors, as well as dozens of partner guests. It prominently introduced two brand-new smart live-streaming cameras—3WandSioeye V3andSioeye Blink. At the event, Du Zhongqiang from Sioeye TechnologyCEOdelivered an engaging keynote speech, providing an in-depth analysis of the evolution and future trends of camera3Cproducts.
Addressing Pain PointsSioeyeThe Sioeye Live Streaming Camera Arrives at the Right Time
In this era that promotes universal fitness, more and more people are stepping out of their homes to join the ranks of outdoor sports and travel. Outdoor activities offer numerous benefits—not only do they improve physical health, but they also bring people closer to nature and help them make friends with similar interests. Especially in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, with the improvement of living standards and the upcoming2022Winter Olympics in Beijing, more and more people are taking up skiing. But at the same time, this is also an age of sharing, where “shooting wherever you go” has become commonplace.
However,for live-streaming scenarios in sports and travel, outdoor enthusiasts certainly have many expectations.If you want your friends to experience the thrill of outdoor sports and travel with you in real time, using a mobile phone for live-streaming is almost impossible. The lengthy editing process and the resources required for action cameras are simply frustrating. One Mr. Zhao once told a reporter, “Sixty minutes of skiing, two hours of editing.” It would be perfect if there were a camera that could live-stream.
As the flagship product developed over two years—Sioeye V3andSioeye Blink—the cameras focus on intelligent live-streaming. In appearance, both live cameras are about the size of a business card, differing only in color—one white and one black—but otherwise identical. In fact, apart from slight differences in video resolution,the two cameras share many similarities in both hardware and software configurations.According toSioeyeDu Zhongqiang from Sioeye Technology,CEODu Zhongqiang introduced,V3AndBlinkboth live streaming cameras support4G+Wifienabling one-touch live broadcasting across multiple scenarios. At the same time,SioeyeAixi Technology has its own live streaming platform, where users can conduct multi-camera directing and voice interaction during broadcasts, with the final videos stored in the cloud. It enables simultaneous streaming, pushing live video in real time to all major mainstream live platforms, allowing viewers to watch the live stream on multiple terminals such asPCmobile devices.
At the launch event, Mr. Du demonstrated a truly magical intelligent technology called “Aixi Face Search.” After participating in large group events and completing a live broadcast, users can simply upload a photo of themselves or someone they want to find in “Aixi Face Search” to perform intelligent facial recognition. This quickly extracts a personalized ten-second video clip from the lengthy live footage — just as Mr. Du said, “You may think you were just part of the background, but you forgot you were the star.” Another groundbreaking technology unveiled at the event — “Slow Motion Live Streaming” — was equally impressive. With just one click, even rapidly moving actions like rope skipping can be broadcast in slow motion. It is understood thatSioeyeslow motion live streaming can shoot videos at speeds up to4times slower than normal, making it ideal for capturing fast-action moments such as car racing, running, and skateboarding highlights.Sioeye IRIS4G V3It supports1080P@120fpsshooting at1080P@30fpsquality for slow-motion playback;Sioeye Blinkit also supports480P@120fpsshooting at480P@30fpsquality for slow-motion playback.
Hardware+Service+Sharing SioeyeDesigned for outdoor live broadcasting
As an “experiential product launch,” it naturally included a hands-on experience session. The live demonstrations of three different extreme sports — skiing, motorcycling, and paragliding — conducted in three different locations by Mr. Du were outstanding, treating the attendees to spectacular visuals and giving them a full sense ofSioeyethe Aixi Live Camera’s unique advantages such as4Glive streaming,+one-click sharing,+portability and wearability, as well as its rich range of accessories and secure mounting options, all of which meet the live broadcasting and shooting needs across various sports scenarios.
It is reported that this year in9,SioeyeAilikes Live Camera, as the official live streaming equipment supplier, made its debut and provided full live coverage of the “First Chengdu International Marathon”.10In earlySioeye, Ailikes Live Camera provided full live coverage of the thirdVAUDERide the Sky318Sichuan-Tibet Cycling Extreme Race. In the extreme environment, riders either wore the camera with accessories or attached the compact and lightweight device to their bike’s handlebar. Using the “time-lapse photography” feature, they captured magnificent views unique to the Sichuan-Tibet route, such as dramatic “clouds and winds”, in real time. At the same time,SioeyeAilikes Live Camera fully supported the “Snow Leopard Watchers” public science expedition, using live streaming to raise awareness about endangered species and environmental protection.
Pioneering the future revolutionary next-generation sports camera
Since1826, when the world’s first photograph was taken, cameras have gone through191years of development. Over these nearly two centuries, the essential nature of cameras—recording and sharing—has never changed. From black-and-white to color, from film to digital, from bulky to portable, from manual to smart, cameras have never stopped evolving and innovating.
SioeyeAilikes Live Cameranot only possesses the functions of a sports camera but also uniquely incorporates the currently popular live streaming capability. It shares what you see, hear, and feel in real time from a first-person perspective with friends, recording and spreading unforgettable moments. As a result, the scenarios for live streaming become richer and more diverse. It can be said to have opened a new door to live streaming, aligning withthetrend of people live-streaming their lives,while also revolutionarily disrupting the lag of traditional sports cameras that require “recording before sharing”..
About Sioeye (Ailikes Technology)
Sioeye(Ailikes Technology) was founded in2015,3. With strong overall R&D capabilities in both hardware and software and continuous technological innovation, it took2years to independently research, design, and launch the world’s first professional live streaming camera, “Ailikes Live Camera”, and pioneered the3CA brand-new product category—live streaming cameras, also currently the industry’s only integrated live streaming solution provider for “live streaming cameras+live streaming services+and content sharing.”SioeyeThe initials of the brandSstand forSmart[Intelligent],irepresentInternet[Internet],eyeand represent [Camera], fully explainingSioeyethe brand’s essence and mission.
Xiyue Technology is affiliated with Shenzhen CK Group (CK TELECOM). CK Group (CK TELECOM) is a globally leading supplier of wireless communication products and solutions, headquartered in the Science and Technology Park of Nanshan District, Shenzhen. It has three major R&D centers in Shenzhen, Hangzhou, and Chengdu, and four manufacturing hubs in Heyuan, Kunshan, Huizhou, and Huangshi, along with branches in Hong Kong, the United States, Mexico, and India. Currently, CK Group employs over 1 tens of thousands of people, operates across Asia, Europe, North America, and South America, and provides real-time, professional, high-quality, personalized services to customers worldwide.
CK Group owns 9 wholly-owned subsidiaries; among them, Q Tech Microelectronics (HK01478) has a market value of 190 billion HKD; the group’s annual revenue exceeds 100 billion RMB; and it maintains three R&D centers: in Shenzhen, Chengdu, and Hangzhou.