Yet Unknown Newest Tech Products
Wearable Air Mouse
The AirMouse is set to be released within the next year for $129. And besides looking super futuristic, it might actually help you avoid repetitive stress injuries from constant mouse use. The wearable device only works as a mouse when your hand is in a flat, neutral position, so it encourages good hand posture and you can continue to wear the glove even when you’re typing. And because it’s wireless and can go up to a week between charges, you won’t be tethered to a cord. (Taken from: http://gajitz.com/cut-the-cord-wireless-wearable-mouse-prevents-rsi/)
Wearable Drone Nixie
Remember the dronie? If not, it’s a self-taken photograph (sigh, selfie) from a UAV like the Parrot AR Drone 2.0 that provides a bit more creativity than your arm reach allows. Imagine that you can attach that drone to your wrist and launch it instantly, and you have some idea about how the Nixie works. Once aloft, it’s designed to detect your presence and fly around you, pointing its camera to film your exploits — ranging from tourism to mountain climbing, as the video below shows. The project is part of Intel’s Make it Wearable contest, and uses an Edison chip to track you and avoid obstacles. For now, it’s just a delicate prototype that can fly off your wrist and not do much else. But it’s scored a $50,000 finalist prize from Intel, meaning our dream of having aerial footage of all our hum-drum activities could finally come true — yes, we are that vain. (Taken from: http://www.engadget.com/2014/09/29/nixie-wearable-drone/)
The cicret bracelet
Make your skin your new touchscreen
In November 2014, we launched the video of a concept which symbolizes our ideal in terms of wearable technology.
- Read your mails
- Find your way
- Check the weather
- Use social networks
(Taken from: http://cicret.com/wordpress/)
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