Hohem’s Eyepic combines removable minicam with gimbal

While gimbal-stabilized video cameras are nice for smoothing out the shakes, generally it is good to have a tiny wearable digital camera, too. Well, Hohem’s just-announced Eyepic will quickly let you’ve gotten each in a single modular gadget.

Unveiled this previous weekend at IFA 2026, the Eyepic at first seems to be like some other DJI-Osmo-inspired gimbalcam.

Its 4K/60fps digital camera module, nonetheless, might be pulled off and used individually from the gimbal if desired. Users can see what the digital camera is capturing by way of a 1080p reside feed that’s streamed to the gimbal deal with’s 2.51-inch touchscreen. That display additionally permits the digital camera to be wirelessly managed from a distance of as much as 10 m (32.8 ft).

The digital camera comes with each a hat clip and a lanyard, plus it has a built-in magnet for extra mounting potentialities. What’s extra, it is waterproof to a depth of 10 meters.

When the digital camera is hooked up to the three-axis gimbal, its capturing orientation might be adjusted just by swiveling the touchscreen. Swiveling the display to a vertical or horizontal orientation causes the digital camera to bodily pivot to portrait or panorama mode, respectively.

According to Hohem, the Eyepic ought to attain the market within the first quarter of subsequent yr. More particulars, together with pricing, needs to be offered at the moment.

And whereas the corporate claims that that is “the world’s first 2-in-1 pocket gimbal camera,” that title really went to the Feiyu Pocket 3 again in 2023.

Source: Hohem