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BACtrack Skyn Alcohol Monitor

You can now easily keep track of whether or not you’re fit to get behind the wheel by simply glancing at your Apple Watch! BACtrack Skyn is the first-ever wearable alcohol monitor that lets you check your blood alcohol content from your wrist on the go, it is a small sensor that can be worn as a standalone wearable, or as an Apple Watch band that syncs seamlessly with your iPhone too. The app that connects to either device offers powerful and actionable data. For instance, a user can learn when they’re approaching higher alcohol levels and slow down or stop their drinking. Best of all, there’s no need to use a breathalyzer. watch the video below



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GEST

Remember Tom Cruise´s Minority Report? The software system he had where he only used his hands to manage computer´s info? Well it´s available as of now with Gest. Gest is a real innovative peripheral that lets you control the items on your screen in a real intuitive way with just the movement of your hands. Grab, twitch or point and get the handle on the icon of your choice for multiple apps and softwares. Sci-fi tech available today, put your keyboard and mouse ...
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CrazyCap

CrazyCap is an innovative filtration system that transforms your standard water bottle into a self cleaning, water purifying solution. The hi-tech filtration system uses deep UV-C LED light-ray technology to eliminate 99.9999% of viruses and bacteria. It comes with two modes: normal and crazy, simply tap the touch sensor twice for Normal Mode sterilization (water from tap, public fountains, etc), and five times for Crazy Mode Sterilization (water from lake, pond, et...
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PIEPS AVALANCHE TRANSCEIVERS

If you´re an experienced snow rider, you´re most probably into Backcountry skiing in remote places, but the thrill of riding on unpatrolled areas can be hazardous due to, exhaustion, weather, cliffs, rock fall, tree wells, and scariest of all - avalanches. Pieps develop transceivers for backcountry skiers who regularly venture into serious terrain, they are equipped with all the cutting-edge features needed for the purpose of finding people or equipment buried und...
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