This tiny piece of tech will change how you watch the Indy 500
The Indy 500 is many things—a tradition, a spectacle, a test of human nerve and machine endurance. Now it’s also a first-person experience. This year, FOX is bringing fans directly inside the drivers’ helmets with a camera so small it fits behind the visor. Dubbed Driver’s Eye, it captures every jolt, glance, and high-speed calculation from the driver’s seat itself. For the first time, you won’t just watch the Indy 500—you’ll see it as they do from behind the wheel, at 230 miles per hour. Zachary Petit with Fast Company has the full story.
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