At the Worldwide Developers Conference 2024,Landlady’s Loose Legs Apple introduced the DockKit accessory integrated with the DockKit protocol for phone stabilizers on June 14, demonstrating the latest AI-phone stabilizer from the Chinese camera brand Insta360. Engineers from the DockKit team showcased that the stabilizer can directly access the iPhone’s native camera on the iOS 18 system for auto-tracking, front/rear camera switching, and zoom control. With DockKit’s tracking technology, the Insta360 AI-phone stabilizer can lock onto and track subjects without requiring manual adjustments, the company claimed. Insta360 has said that the Insta360 Flow series AI phone stabilizer will be released in the coming weeks, despite not yet disclosing other product details or pricing. [TechNode reporting]
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