JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Babeyes wearable technology for infants was unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week.
A French company created the smart HD camera sticker to attach to a baby’s clothing to record videos. It can be used to monitor special events like birthdays and a baby's first walk.
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It can record up to two hours of video. Each camera also comes with one year’s worth of free storage in the company’s cloud.
Videos are transferred to a parent’s computer via USB cable, rather than Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, so they can't be accessed remotely.
The camera is available now and costs about $139.
Other baby-tracking tech on display at CES included the Owlet Smart Sock 2, a sock that uses pulse tracking technology to monitor babies' oxygen levels while they sleep.