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Wacom Inkling | Digitally Captures What You Draw

Wouldn´t it be great if your ideas began as sketches on paper, and automatically became vector graphics?. Inkling is a Wacom pen that has a small receiver device that you attach to any paper or sketchbook, together they capture every stroke of your work of art. You can then convert your design to digital via USB, it then becomes a vector drawing! you can now edit your drawing in any image editing software, how awesome is that? Watch the video



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MINIMIS SMART SUNGLASSES

Minimis are groundbreaking smart glasses designed for athletes, bringing a heads-up display (HUD) experience without the need for a phone or smartwatch. Engineered with precision for fitness enthusiasts, Minimis Glass weighs a mere 90 grams and boasts eSIM connectivity, eliminating the need for additional devices. These glasses are tailor-made to capture workout data and even link to your Spotify account via Bluetooth for seamless music playback. Featuring an ...
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Minibot

Inspectorbots manufactures wireless robot platforms, this rugged robotic vehicle is called the Minibot. With its Go-Pro Camera, you can record and control it on a App from your smartphone, and with a 180 degree pan and 135 degree tilt, the operator can have a virtual 3D experience. With its 4WD wheels, it can spin on a dime, and is perfect for confined spaces or remote operations. You control it as if you were inside the vehicle itself. Drive it into a hazardous env...
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SEAWOLF GOPRO SUBMARINE

Seawolf lets you capture amazing footage under water, the submersible vehicle carries your GoPro action cam into underwater environment, allowing yo to take still photos and videos, and live stream video for FPV piloting. It can dive 26 feet beneath the surface of the water, and travel at speeds of about 2 mph for about 50 minutes. All is controlled via a remote control that features an 8 inch TFT LCD screen with LED backlight, so you can check out what’s lurking ...
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