GoPro already conquered the video camera market, and now it's diving into virtual reality.
The company unveiled a ball-shaped mount that can hold six of its cameras. Those images can then be integrated to appear on virtual reality displays using software from Kolor, a virtual reality company that GoPro acquired in April.
"It's incredible to see our world from new perspectives. It's a real 'Oh my God' moment," said CEO Nick Woodman on stage at the Re/code's media and technology conference.
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The videos will be compatible with virtual reality headsets such as the Oculus Rift, Google's Cardboard and Microsoft's HoloLens. GoPro did not announce pricing for the offering for six-camera system.
Woodman also said GoPro is working on a drone, which it hopes to have on the market in the first half of next year.
"We see a similar opportunity in the quadcopter market," he said. "It's something that's in our DNA, and we are excited about it across the company."
GoPro (GPRO) shares were up nearly 8% in late morning trading Thursday.
