Nokia 's completely withdrawn from developing new technology.
It continues with its apps and tablets, and it seems to be taking aim at VR technology with a new 360-degree camera called Ozo.
The device can record video and audio from eight cameras and the same number of microphones.
The “camera” uses one shutter for each sensor, so distortion when recording fast motion should be non-existent.
The camera's software allows you to view 3D video in real time, which is a huge technological leap compared to the time-consuming process required to edit this type of content.
It is important to mention that the company that built Ozo did not intend to target consumers, but rather seems to be targeting professionals.
The Verge reports that an expected price of the device could have been $5,000.
The company says that final specs and pricing will be announced later, and the device is expected to be released during the fourth quarter of 2015.
