We live in a world where Google is the new teacher and Pokémon Go is the game to play when bored. Right from the use of nanotechnology in fighting tumors to the more recent internet-of-things phenomenon, the role of technology in our lives is all set to follow only an upward trajectory. But technology is not always ‘geeky’ stuff that sounds like it’s from some other planet. There are some really interesting day-to-day gadgets which can really make life easier, or maybe just impress the girl/boy next door you’ve got a crush on! Here’s a list of the top 5 tech accessories you can include in your daily ensemble:
Fashionable Wearable Accessories
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Kerv : Put a ring on it!
This modern wonder makes use of the NFC technology or the near field communication. There may be times when one cannot carry their bags and wallets along with them- either due to safety issues or inconvenience. This ring takes care of that and enables you to pay with a single swipe. There is no need for a smart phone or a pin number. As the NFC use grows across the world with many local outlets opting for it, the use of this ring is set to go up. In fact, in London, this can be used to avoid the long lines during rush hour on the underground and the buses! Some other features include a marvelous design, scratch resistance which is said to be just like that of a diamond and being water resistant as well. It also stores your contact details to be shared with colleagues within seconds.
iIi : Language no more a barrier
This thing of beauty is truly innovative. It is primarily for people who like travelling or deal with a lot of foreign speaking people where one of the most prominent challenges is the language barrier. This modern wonder takes care of that. It is basically a translation machine- where you speak the needful and it instantly gets translated into the other language. It doesn’t need any internet and picks up your voice even in a crowded, noisy place. It’s like travelling with your personal translator- albeit which can be carried around your neck. Its sleek design makes it a stylish and chic accessory to carry around.
Ritot : Carrying the future on your wrist
This is a watch that reminds you just how far the human race has come- from using sundials to projecting the time on your hand. With its innovative and sophisticated design, it looks like a funked-up-yet-classy bracelet. It uses a pico projector to project your smart phone notifications like messages, call, social media alerts etc among other things – and of course the time – right on the back of your hand. Extremely user friendly, it can also function as an alarm clock. Other features include a dual time display patterns, ability to be used both day and night, unisex design, wireless charger, twenty different colors to choose from, absolutely safe for skin. A dream-come-true for all the gadget enthusiasts out there.
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Trivoly: makes your watch smarter
Trivoly is yet another proof of how sophisticated our technology has become. It is a tiny and sleek disc like gadget which can fit right under your watch. Using Trivoly, you can receive all sorts of notifications- from calls to messages to meeting reminders- on your wrist itself. The notification patterns can be customized for quick recognition of the sender. It is also a mini-gym-coach – keeping track of your fitness levels and heart rate as you work out and getting the relevant app on your phone to automatically update itself! The best feature about this gadget is that you aren’t stuck with just one watch and can keep changing. Other features include water resistance, stealth mode, multi app support, volume control for your home system, selfie clicking among others.
Vufine: Handsfree, Wearable display
As per Goro Kosaka, the CEO of Vufine, the motivation behind this was to bring in a gadget which was affordable, user friendly and efficient. It is primarily a High Definition clip on display and can connect to most gadgets with an HDMI output like tablets, laptops, smart phones, drones etc. Vufine is simple to understand and very user friendly with just one button and two ports. Another issue tackled is the privacy concerns faced by other Smartglasses as it does not need any proprietary applications. It has been found increasingly useful in the workplace too. As Mr Kosaka says, the product value is user generated because Vufine facilitates use instead of dictating it. Everyday applications include watching videos, function as rear view camera for bikes, playing games like Pokemon Go etc. One of the best features is its affordability, unlike many others in the market. Also commendable is the high focus given to the display with a superior resolution- similar to Recon Jet or Google Glass.
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