The Atlas Fitness Tracker ($160) sees your movements in 3-D so it can identify what activities you’re performing, can count your reps and sets, can evaluate your form, and tell you how many calories you burned. The Atlas is so precise it can tell the difference between regular pushups and triangle pushups. It can also learn new exercises, so no matter what you’re doing it can track the movement for you. Atlas also features compatibility with apps like MapMyFitness and Fitocracy.
The Avegant Glyph Wearable Display ($499) is the next big deal in wearable multimedia devices. Headphones no longer need to be just for sound. Wear the Glyph’s normally for audio, and then flip them down over your eyes for an awesome multimedia experience. Two displays in the headband deliver a beautiful high definition video experience. Right […]
Capture breathtaking images from the treetops with the help of the DJI Mavic Pro Platinum ($1400). Noted as the brand’s best portable drone, the Mavic Pro has a compact fold-down size, 4.3 miles of transmission range and can fly up to 40mph for up to 27 minutes at a time. True 4K, ActiveTrack, and TapFly […]
Have you ever driven to a new spot and really dependent on your nav. You’ve got a group of exits coming up and the nav screen looks like a plate of spaghetti. So you keep looking up and down between the highway and the screen to make sure you get off at the right spot. […]
The Circuit Scribe Rollerball Pen ($30) is a Muted backed project. We put our money on projects that we believe take their industries to the next level. The Circuit Scribe is one of those projects. It allows you to instantly create electrical circuits with the ease of using a pen. Compared to their competitors this […]