A camera you hand to strangers.
Built as an art object, not a product. Join its WiFi, watch the room through someone else's hands, and take a photograph that never leaves the device.
Visitor connection guide ↓Two PETG halves, configured independently.
The shell comes off our own printers in Georgetown. Pink upper over smoke-grey lower is the house configuration, or choose a different material colour for either side. Every WUW CAM is assembled by hand, and no two are quite identical.
Choose the character of its camera.
OV3640 at 3 megapixels or OV5640 at 5 megapixels, paired with the ESP32-S3 platform. Both versions run the WUW interface; the OV5640 carries more resolution while the OV3640 retains a rougher early-digital character.
It has its own screen.
A 2.4-inch touchscreen running the camera's own small operating system: viewfinder, gallery, skins, and a first-person game called BWO. You can use it without a phone anywhere near it.
Charges like a phone. Runs like a torch.
A TP4056 charger and an MT3608 boost converter, so it lives off a battery through a long night and takes USB-C when it's spent.
Every layer finds its place again.
There is no upload path. Not a disabled one — no parameter, no buffer, no code that could send an image anywhere. What the camera sees stays on the SD card in your hand.
