Canon may be preparing to enter the pocket gimbal camera segment, based on a newly published patent that outlines a compact, stabilized handheld device aimed at content creators. The patent describes a compact camera with an integrated three-axis gimbal, a fixed lens, and a built-in screen housed within a handheld grip. A folding mechanism allows the gimbal to retract safely when not in use, helping protect internal components. Instead of simply cutting power, the camera would guide the gimbal into a safe resting position using sensors and image detection before turning off. Canon has reportedly filed multiple patents related to gimbal cameras over the past few years, with designs gradually shifting from experimental concepts to more practical, consumer-ready ideas. Read more in our articles including "Canon files patent for compact handheld gimbal camera" and "Nothing Ear (3a) priced in the Philippines".
Canon may be preparing to enter the pocket gimbal camera segment, based on a newly…
May 5, 2026
Alongside the Nothing Phone (4b), the company also introduced the Nothing Ear (3a). It gets…
Aug 1, 2026
Garmin has officially launched the CIRQA Smart Band in the Philippines, expanding its lineup of…
Jul 27, 2026
Infinix has launched the XBUDS H5 in the Philippines, expanding its lineup of affordable true…
Jul 27, 2026
Samsung has unveiled its first intelligent eyewear, expanding the Galaxy ecosystem beyond smartphones and wearables…
Jul 27, 2026
Shokz has officially launched the OpenDots 2 in the Philippines, introducing its latest open-ear clip-on…
Jul 27, 2026Canon may be preparing to enter the pocket gimbal camera segment, based on a newly published patent that outlines a compact, stabilized handheld device aimed at content creators. The patent describes a compact camera with an integrated three-axis gimbal, a fixed lens, and a built-in screen housed within a handheld grip.
A folding mechanism allows the gimbal to retract safely when not in use, helping protect internal components. Instead of simply cutting power, the camera would guide the gimbal into a safe resting position using sensors and image detection before turning off. Canon has reportedly filed multiple patents related to gimbal cameras over the past few years, with designs gradually shifting from experimental concepts to more practical, consumer-ready ideas.
Our coverage of gimbal includes: "Canon files patent for compact handheld gimbal camera"; "Nothing Ear (3a) priced in the Philippines"; "Garmin CIRQA Smart Band now available in the Philippines". Each article provides unique insights and information.