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.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest The product has so many uses it’s hard to think of them all, but I’ll give it a shot. If you’re an avid eBay seller, have a blog, do product reviews, have a love of horology, take pictures of bonsai, or just want to take clean professional pictures then the Foldio Portable […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest The ZANAO Drone ($219) is small, autonomous, and developable. Zano may be the most sophisticated nano drone. It allows you to capture aerial photography and HD video all on a platform small enough to fit in the palm of your hand and smart enough to fly all by itself. “A number of […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest 3D printers and getting smaller, cheaper, and are producing lower resolution models. The new iBox Nano 3D Printer ($269) touts itself as the worlds smallest, most affordable and easiest to use 3D resin Printer. They want to lower the cost of entry to the point everyone can join. With just a touch […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest The Garmin Vivosmart ($170) may have hit the nail on the head. It’s a combination fitness tracker plus smartwatch. When paired with your smartphone, it automatically vibrates and displays a message when you receive texts, emails, or calls. You can swipe the band to receive additional information. When not in use the […]