Shizhe Xu

In an era of camera democratisation and video explosion, people are obsessed with discovering all kinds of video shooting techniques. But the filming mindset of the existing instruments can hardly match the vast and diverse ideas that people have.

So what if we used a linear instrument to help people with their videography exploration?

Arbitrary Eye is a robotic videography system that applies interlocking form, enabling users to use their intelligence to create a series of line shapes that are suitable for the execution of their ideas. Typical usage include wider choice of camera positions, customised handheld shapes and various classic and creative camera movements...

In this way it helps videographers to constantly explore, experiment, develop and iterate diversified videography ideas. Thus improving the efficiency and quality of their video production.