Wearable rental kiosk.

Give your visitors a new way to capture the experience.

We bring a staffed wearable camera rental kiosk to your venue. Visitors capture their own point of view, and a percentage of revenue is shared with your attraction location.

A visitor wearing smart glasses at an amusement park, with a Wearable Rentals sign in the background.
A visitor wearing a chest-mounted action camera harness while walking through an amusement park.

Smart camera glasses. Wearable cameras available for daily rental.

A staffed Wearable Rentals kiosk at an amusement park with visitors renting smart glasses and action cameras.

How it works

The visitor journey

  1. 01

    Choose wearable recording glasses or a chest-mounted action camera.

  2. 02

    Complete checkout and a staff-assisted demonstration.

  3. 03

    Capture moments With recording device.

  4. 04

    Return all equipment at the posted time and location.

  5. 05

    Access and download recordings through the supported delivery process.

Why venues consider it

A visitor amenity your team does not have to run.

An additional revenue opportunity

Rentals happen inside your gates, and a percentage of revenue is shared with your attraction location under terms agreed for your site. Results depend on attendance, placement, pricing, and season.

A memorable visitor experience

Visitors leave with footage from their own point of view — the ride, the exhibit, the game, the descent — rather than a photo taken from the sidelines.

A staffed rental operation

Wearable Rentals proposes to staff the kiosk, fit the equipment, run checkout and returns, and support visitors. Your team approves the rules the operation follows.

Venue types

Built for places where people already want to remember the day.

Amusement parks

Visitors record approved rides, midways, and parade routes, then hand the gear back before they leave for the day.

Zoos and aquariums

Families capture close encounters and keeper talks hands-free while walking the grounds with children.

Sports venues

Fans record arrival, tailgates, and permitted in-bowl moments. Participation is subject to event-specific approval.

Concerts and festivals

Attendees keep a first-person record of the day where the promoter and artist permit recording.

Zip line and adventure operators

Chest-mounted cameras suit harnessed activities where a handheld phone is unsafe or not allowed.

Tourist attractions

Visitors capture tours, viewpoints, and walk-throughs in the areas your operation approves.

Cruise ships

Passengers record onboard activities, port excursions, and deck experiences during the voyage.

Recording follows approved activities, areas, and events. Visitors cannot be assumed to record every ride, game, or performance, and sports and concert participation is subject to event-specific approval.

Kiosk experience

A staffed counter, not a vending machine.

The proposed kiosk uses illuminated black-and-white branding around a visitor service counter: smart glasses displays, harness racks, a demonstration screen, checkout tablets, and a planned secure service area for charging, cleaning, and media handling. Staff fit the equipment, explain the rules, and take it back at the end of the rental.

A staffed Wearable Rentals kiosk at a zoo entrance, with a staff member fitting equipment for a family.
Zoo entrance kiosk

Partnership

A visitor experience that creates a shared revenue opportunity.

Wearable Rentals proposes to provide

  • The kiosk and equipment
  • Staffing and fitting assistance
  • Checkout, returns, and visitor support
  • Cleaning and maintenance

The venue approves

  • Space and access
  • Operating hours
  • Recording rules
  • Commercial terms

Both parties agree on the pilot scope and reporting. A percentage of revenue is shared with the attraction location, and rental pricing, staffing, installation needs, and operating schedule are agreed per site. Wearable Rentals is seeking venue partners nationwide.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who operates the kiosk?

The proposed model is staffed by Wearable Rentals, with responsibilities finalized in the venue agreement.

How much space is required?

A site review determines the layout, queue area, power, connectivity, and access needs.

How do visitors get recordings?

The planned app provides download access; supported hardware and media transfer will be validated before launch.

Can visitors wear equipment everywhere?

Use follows venue rules, attraction requirements, and event recording policies.

How is revenue shared?

Both parties agree on the percentage, calculation basis, reporting, and payout schedule.

Can we begin with a pilot?

Yes. We propose a limited pilot with agreed dates and measurable success criteria.

Partnership inquiry

Start a conversation about your venue.

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