London Wearable Electronics Show new product inventory

Most of the wearable equipment you see at home in the domestic exhibition is estimated to be watches and bracelets, but in this year's London wearable show there are a lot of excellent wearable products, so let's take a look at them. The Reemoreemo gesture wrist strap can turn the physical world into a gesture-interactive environment. Do not need sophisticated smartphone touch and mouse clicks, but to identify the direction of the finger and waving gestures. It needs to install the receiver on the home device. Developer Playtabase says the wristband is priced at around 125 dollars, and the receiver, 30 dollars, went public this May. Optinvent Oraoptinvent Ora is a competitor for Google Glass and Vuzix smart glasses, which is augmented reality glasses with a transparent screen. It is based on Android smartphone data, but no phone connection. Ora Smart glasses screen is 3 times times the size of Google Glass, directly in your current view of the display of information. At present it is looking for developers and business partners to develop applications for it, the price is 700 euros, 2015 years on sale, there will be at least 40 applications. The Snapwatchsnapwatch concept first appeared in 1999 and patented in 2005, with a flexible screen. And there is similar to the 80, 90 's slap hand ring buckle-end belt. It can be turned into a solid tape or worn like a hand ring. The concept is currently in use for electrochromic displays, with music players, watches and smart watches built into the prototype. Inventor Vincent Douglas is looking for partners to turn Snapwatch from prototype to product. and smart watch. Inventor Vincent Douglas is looking for partners to turn Snapwatch from prototype to product. Aiq Smart Clothing Aiq is a smart clothing manufacturer, they developed ultra-fine stainless steel fiber, feel like wool. These fibres are woven into textile materials, bringing a series of intelligent properties. The top of the list, currently available on the chest, can be used to monitor heartbeats during training, but Aiq is working with some Taiwanese universities to develop more features. Another concept designed to measure the user's EEG, ECG, stress levels, fat content, muscle strength, etc., will be produced within 6 months of the prototype, by the accompanying Bluetooth module to provide support.