Introducing the Yi Halo, a revolutionary VR camera crafted through the collaborative genius of Google’s Jump platform and Xiaomi-backed Yi Technology. This state-of-the-art device is poised to redefine virtual reality capturing with its 17 elite camera units, unleashing 3D 360-degree video at an undersung 8K x 8K definition.

Meticulously crafted for an audience of discerning professionals, the Yi Halo commands aPanel>sslent market entry with a stunning price tag of $16,999 USD (approximately Rs. 11 lakhs). Engineered with professional prowess, this VR camera boasts 16 excellent horizontal view modules, joined by a singular, versatile up view module. With a modular design, it's an effortless task to swap out faulty camera units, and look forward to potential upgrades as new camera units are released.

Each Yi Halo camera unit is calibrated with the 12 MP Sony Exmor R IMX377 sensor for stunning visuals, while an Omni-directional microphone powers the audio experience. Connectivity options span from Wi-Fi support to seamless Android smartphone integration, all while the Yi Halo's 2.2-inch, 640 x 360 LCD touchscreen panel acts as a toggle of control and visual cues.

Where visual prowess meets innovation, the Yi Halo captures films in 8K x 8K 3D 360-degree format at an impressive 30 fps, plus 6K x 6K 3D 360-degree prowess at 60 fps. Plus, with the backing of Google Jump, which is the industry leader in Virtual Reality video solutions and top-tier in 3D 360-degree automatic video splicing.

In terms of endurance, the Yi Halo maintains continuous video recording for competent sessions of over 100 minutes. The kit includes an array of accessories from a pair of spare cameras to a Bluetooth Remote, Charger, Power cable, two screwdrivers, four extra power cables, and abs festively, the complete Yi Halo camera ensemble.