VuFine New FPV Camera attachment for glasses

Chris Franklin · Jul 30, 2015

Hello everyone, I was looking at one of YouTube subscription channels and ran across this. Vufine FPV (it's a camera that attaches to glasses). These guys out of Sunnyvale Ca. have created an FPV camera attachment for multiple uses but, it can be used with "Drones" with an HDMI output. They are in the middle of a Kickstarter fund. The information can be read and seen by clicking the links below. I think this will be a game changer!!!!

Correction NOT camera, but Display...

http://vufine.com
Kickstarter Website

The information can be found by skipping to 59:00 minutes in.

3dPico · Sep 11, 2015

Does anyone believe this will be a good FPV device? I'm think close to pre-ordering!

Jerry Nycom · Sep 19, 2015

Just ordered! Looks simple and cheap

3dPico · Sep 20, 2015

Yeah, I broke down and ordered it too. I actually am also curious how the Zeiss VR1 which is available now will perform. I have a phone too big for it though so am not tempted. Although may be handy for my second operator second remote.

flydogs · Sep 22, 2015

Chris Franklin · Sep 22, 2015

flydogs said:
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Good find!!! I will be buying one..... I really think it will be a great addition to the Inspire 1 now that we have Intelligent Navigation.

P.A.Treffers · Apr 26, 2016

Can someone plz review this product ore what do you thing of the vufine in use with the Inspire?
I'm verry interested in this product but i cant find good consumers reviews.

Plingboot · Apr 26, 2016

They've only just started shipping them. I've been told that I should have mine in the next couple of weeks…

3dPico · May 5, 2016

Good news, mine arrive tomorrow. In the interim, I've used the Zeiss One with the CloudFPV app which worked great. I will post my experience with the Vufine this weekend.

Asomaro · May 5, 2016

They are available in the uk now go to www.desirerc.co.uk

Nils Blix · May 6, 2016

Ordered them some months ago - still waiting for them. Promised in two to tree weeks.

3dPico · May 7, 2016

Had a false start. Worked well indoors with gopro. Had trouble adjusting in the field and decided I needed to better adjust to my glasses. Unfortunately I have trifocal progressive lenses. Will try again at tomorrow's national drone day in Austin at Zilker Park.

Steve and PicoFlyer II

Roger · May 7, 2016

I ordered mine in September last year and were promised delivery in December. They have promised delivery every month since (last was April) so I guess it will be the same for non-delivery in May. To be honest I haven't heard of anyone receiving anything, but I guess I haven't been paying attention. If your considering buying I would at least wait until existing orders from the last 6 months are completed.

Roger

rilot · May 8, 2016

What's the resolution like? Possible to still read the Inspire's data text?

Asomaro · May 8, 2016

I will have them in stock here in the UK from tomorrow Monday 9th May. Vufine HD Wearable Display, Desire RC

gray52 · May 9, 2016

Have you had a chance to test these yet?

3dPico said:
Good news, mine arrive tomorrow. In the interim, I've used the Zeiss One with the CloudFPV app which worked great. I will post my experience with the Vufine this weekend.

Outta Control · May 9, 2016

Funny to find this thread. I've met the CEO at Drone World last year. Technology is no different but certainly can be a useful tool.

3dPico · May 10, 2016

Yes, I tested this weekend and my early conclusion is positive. Because I wear progressive lenses, finding the optimal viewing angle was tricky, but once adjusted the picture was good. The screen is a little small and I'd rather use the Zeiss One for the large viewing display, but the Vufine is 1/2 to 1/4 the price when you consider the cost of the phone in the Zeiss One. If you already have a phone that fits the Zeiss, I would recommend it over the Vufine.

gregdd · May 10, 2016

3dPico said:
Yes, I tested this weekend and my early conclusion is positive. Because I wear progressive lenses, finding the optimal viewing angle was tricky, but once adjusted the picture was good. The screen is a little small and I'd rather use the Zeiss One for the large viewing display, but the Vufine is 1/2 to 1/4 the price when you consider the cost of the phone in the Zeiss One. If you already have a phone that fits the Zeiss, I would recommend it over the Vufine.

But isnt the Zeiss One a completely different type of unit? It looks like Zeiss one does not allow viewing of other than 100% immersive. Am i missing something?

3dPico · May 10, 2016

Yeah, you press a button, C2 or right dial for a few seconds and it switches to the camera video of the phone. So get a phone with a decent forward facing camera. Its good enough.

Steve and PicoFlyer II