Music is really a beautiful thing and with the Soundshirt everyone can enjoy it in their own way. This futuristic wearable lets people feel music. Like braille but for sound.
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Recording Contact Lenses – Sony wants to be the camera right in your eye
Contact lenses that do more than just correct our sight are a innovation that many companies are working on. Smart contacts are a science fiction dream and developers are interested in using them for augmented reality but not Sony. Sony wants to give us contacts that can record video.
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DuoSkin – put your tattoos to work for you
Body art isn’t accepted by everyone and some people think that’s worthless. They might change their opinion when they see someone using their skin decoration to control their computer. DuoSkin is the “tattoo” that lets you create and control devices by touching your own skin.
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Motion Sickness Relief Band – don’t suffer your road trips, enjoy them
Traveling is a lot of fun but getting from point A to point B can be a very long and uncomfortable drag if you happen to be one of the many people who suffer from motion sickness. If you are in that unlucky group, the Motion Sickness Relief Band can help calm your illness so you can sit back and enjoy the ride.
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Activity Tracking Ring – this ring is short on bling but long on health
There are many wearables you can pick up these days that will help keep track of your heart rate and how many steps you’ve taken in your day. Most of these strap to your wrists. If you’re not a big fan of that placement and only need something simple, check out the Activity Tracking Ring, the activity tracker that fits on your finger.
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Livia – the wearable that stops monthly cramping
If you’re a female bodied person or know female bodied people then you’re probably aware that once a month once when you reach a certain age, you are treated to a menstrual cycle. For some women, this means super painful cramping. If this sounds like your life, the Livia is the wearable that wants to help end your suffering.
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LED Animated Neck Tie – turn the party up with this sound reactive neck wear
So you’ve got to put on a tie and get to the office but that doesn’t mean that you can’t still be party, even when rocking your nine to five. The LED Animated Neck Tie is a light up tie that keeps the party going even if you’re filing reports.
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Pins Collective – a tech take on a retro look
It was the height of cool and antiestablishment to wear pins back in the 90s. Your favorite bands, slogans, and art, all pinned safely to your jacket or bag. The style kind of fell out of fashion but one company wants to bring them back in a brand new way. Pins Collective is creating a pin that you can change digitally.
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Sensoria – the wearable sock that lets you know if you’re running right
Everyone’s socks are technically wearables but are they really doing the most for you? I mean, sure they keep your feet warm and blister free but what are they telling you about your life, really? If you want your socks to do more for you, pick up a pair of Sensoria, the socks that track your activity.
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Nymi Band – use your heartbeat instead of a password
Fingerprints are used to identify individuals in a variety of situations. After all, everybody is unique with their own special biological mix up. What if you could use your uniqueness as an access tool with more than just your fingerprint? The Nymi is a band that will let you use your own electrocardiogram as a biometric identifier.
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Athos – the wearable that can take your fitness regime to the next level
If you’re into fitness, people would suggest getting a wearable. What they mean by this is usually some sort of wristband that counts your steps. That’s not hardcore enough for the serious fitness fan. For them, there’s the Athos, the wearable for your actual gym clothes.
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Recon Jet Smart Eyewear – take your fitness regime over 9000
Wearables for fitness are all the rage. They’re an easy way to keep track of how you’re doing but checking your wrist may break your workout groove. The Recon Jet Smart Eyewear are glasses that let you keep track of your fitness without interrupting your reps.
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SpeechTrans Bluetooth Wristband – translations at your wrist
Communication is so important. There is nothing more frustrating than not being able to communicate. Lucky for all of us we live in time when we have technology to help us. The SpeechTrans Bluetooth Wristband is a wearable translator for all of your travel needs.
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Elemon – fashionably techy bracelet for techy fashionistas
Wearables and smart accessories are the wave of the future. They’ve been making a huge splash in the world of fitness and are great at tracking how many steps you take or whatever. Although they can be rather modern, they’re not often stylish. The Elemoon brings fashion and technology together in one handy wearable.
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Ravi Ratan Polished Silver Oval Combination Cufflinks – WiFi chic puts a little James Bond in your wardrobe
When you wear cufflinks, you wear class. It’s proven. A shirt with cufflinks is automatically a better shirt. They’re generally considered an old fashioned touch but Ravi Ratan has given the old classic an updated touch with the Polished Silver Oval Combination Cufflinks.
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