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It seems like only yesterday the hype of fitness wearables was the talk of the town. It wasn’t long until that hype died down and we were left with this sense of confusion with what to do with our impulsively bought not-so-smart, smart wearables. Thankfully, with the passing of time and the history of lessons learned, comes a powerful new biosensor.
Introducing Spire Health Tag – the World’s smallest personal health microsensor that adheres to your clothes, no charging or changing required. No need to replace or recharge this wearable, Spire Health Tags have a year-long battery life and can go through the washer and dryer without having to be replaced or reapplied. The Spire Health Tag is the industry’s most miniature biosensor that discreetly adheres to your clothes and uses advanced algorithms to provide personalized, real-time health guidance for sleep, calmness and daily activity.
Founded in 2013 by Jonathan Palley, Neema Moraveji, and Ben Yule – Spire are dedicated to giving every person the power to control their own mental and physical health by capturing real-time bio-signals and making data useful and actionable. I can’t emphasize the word “micro” enough here; Spire has revolutionized the way we will use wearables shortly and hopefully thanks to their excellent software pairing, it will help us be more mindful of our situations. We’ve seen so many health wearables come and go over the last few years, could this be the one to change the tide?
It seems like only yesterday the hype of fitness wearables was the talk of the town. It wasn’t long until that hype died down and we were left with this sense of confusion with what to do with our impulsively bought not-so-smart, smart wearables. Thankfully, with the passing of time and the history of lessons learned, comes a powerful new biosensor.
Introducing Spire Health Tag – the World’s smallest personal health microsensor that adheres to your clothes, no charging or changing required. No need to replace or recharge this wearable, Spire Health Tags have a year-long battery life and can go through the washer and dryer without having to be replaced or reapplied. The Spire Health Tag is the industry’s most miniature biosensor that discreetly adheres to your clothes and uses advanced algorithms to provide personalized, real-time health guidance for sleep, calmness and daily activity.
Founded in 2013 by Jonathan Palley, Neema Moraveji, and Ben Yule – Spire are dedicated to giving every person the power to control their own mental and physical health by capturing real-time bio-signals and making data useful and actionable. I can’t emphasize the word “micro” enough here; Spire has revolutionized the way we will use wearables shortly and hopefully thanks to their excellent software pairing, it will help us be more mindful of our situations. We’ve seen so many health wearables come and go over the last few years, could this be the one to change the tide?
It seems like only yesterday the hype of fitness wearables was the talk of the town. It wasn’t long until that hype died down and we were left with this sense of confusion with what to do with our impulsively bought not-so-smart, smart wearables. Thankfully, with the passing of time and the history of lessons learned, comes a powerful new biosensor.
Introducing Spire Health Tag – the World’s smallest personal health microsensor that adheres to your clothes, no charging or changing required. No need to replace or recharge this wearable, Spire Health Tags have a year-long battery life and can go through the washer and dryer without having to be replaced or reapplied. The Spire Health Tag is the industry’s most miniature biosensor that discreetly adheres to your clothes and uses advanced algorithms to provide personalized, real-time health guidance for sleep, calmness and daily activity.
Founded in 2013 by Jonathan Palley, Neema Moraveji, and Ben Yule – Spire are dedicated to giving every person the power to control their own mental and physical health by capturing real-time bio-signals and making data useful and actionable. I can’t emphasize the word “micro” enough here; Spire has revolutionized the way we will use wearables shortly and hopefully thanks to their excellent software pairing, it will help us be more mindful of our situations. We’ve seen so many health wearables come and go over the last few years, could this be the one to change the tide?
Wearable fitness monitors promise a lot but research shows that nearly a third are abandoned in junk drawers because they're too fiddly, require too much maintenance or users are simply forgetting to put them on. Health monitoring company Spire think...
Spire has just listed a new vertical ergonomic wireless mouse ‘Archer 12’ on its product page. Allowing your right hand, arm and shoulder to be placed in a more human natural position, this plug-and-play wireless mouse features a 2.4GHz radio frequency (works up to 10 meters), a high-precision optical sensor that works on wood, leather, marble, etc. and a tiny USB receiver.
Not to mention, this wireless mouse also comes with Zoom-In and Zoom-Out function and 3 different DPI levels ranging from 800DPI, 1600DPI to 2400DPI.
Powered by a built-in polymer battery, the Archer 12 supports for Windows, Mac and Android operating systems. The Spire Archer 12 will hit the market from November for $54.95. [Product Page]
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Spire is the latest trend in wearable tech and it’s focused on focus! Unlike most fitness trackers which only track step goals, Spire aims to enhance the wearer’s awareness of their state of mind and how it relates to breathing.
Worn comfortably on the belt or bra, it detects your breath throughout the day and sends immediate alerts when it detects how tense, focused, active or calm you are. Paired wirelessly with a comprehensive smartphone app, it tracks trends and gives the user tips and tricks for breathing as well as other recommendations to relax or energize for reaching an optimal state of mind and well being! After use (its battery can last up to 7 days!) the unit can be tossed on an attractive wireless cork charging pad until you’re ready.
Spire hits back by offering you their newest wireless mouse, the Archer 9 WL. Allowing your left hand, arm and shoulder to be placed in a more human natural position, this left handed vertical ergonomic wireless mouse features a 2.4GHz radio frequency (works up to 10 meters), a high-precision optical sensor that works on wood, leather, marble, etc. and a tiny USB receiver.
Not only that, this plug & play mouse also comes with 3 different DPI levels ranging from 800DPI, 1600DPI to 2400DPI, a large palm rest – no twisted arm position and an adjustable weight tuning system.
Powered by 2x AAA batteries, the Archer 9 WL supports for Windows 7, 8, 10, Mac OS X and Linux operating systems. The Spire Archer 9 WL is available now for $54.99. [Product Page]
Here we have a new wireless mouse from Spire, the DXT. Adopting a vertical ergonomic design (avoid extreme twisting of the forearm helping to improve your comfort when using the mouse), this compact mouse makes use of a 2.4GHz radio frequency (works up to 30ft away from your computer) and comes with four DPI settings (dots per inch) 500, 1000, 1500 and 2000, and a micro-USB dongle.
Measuring W55mm x L44mm x H80mm and weighing 160 grams, the DXT is powered by a 250mAh lithium polymer battery that provides up to two weeks of continuous driving time on a single charge (120 minutes charging time). Pricing and release date are still unknown at the moment. [Product Page]
Inspiration hits you at weird times -- usually when you're in the shower or about to fall asleep. Basically, moments when you have very little chance of putting it down on paper or recording it. The $350 portable Spire Studio from iZotope probably wo...
Wearable fitness monitors promise a lot but research shows that nearly a third are abandoned in junk drawers because they're too fiddly, require too much maintenance or users are simply forgetting to put them on. Health monitoring company Spire think...
If you've ever attempted to record a little music demo of your own, you know that these days, the wealth of technological options can be a little overwhelming. Audio company iZotope, known for its pro-level recording gear and software, might just sol...
