A wirelessly operated imaging device, connecting via short-range radio technology to a mobile operating system, facilitates image and video capture. An example involves using a smartphone to trigger picture-taking on a peripheral device positioned at a distance. This functionality expands the possibilities for photography and videography.
The capability offers distinct advantages, including discreet monitoring, easier group photos, and capturing unique perspectives otherwise difficult to achieve. Historically, such control required wired connections or proprietary wireless systems. The integration of standardized wireless communication protocols broadens the application and availability of this technology.