Nokia moves into Virtual Reality with new camera
It's a 360 degree camera with 8 sophisticated sensors arranged in a way which captures the full field of view. These kinds of devices are going to become increasingly popular as virtual reality takes off, because they allow users to capture every angle on the experience, so the final video will be full explorable.
As virtual reality cameras go, the OZO is pretty affordable, though it will still run you $60,000. And it has been designed to be as easy to use as possible, here's some video.