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[toomanybrowsertabs]

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3 Axis Digital Accelerometer, accelerometer wireless, Accelerometer pedometer

2 x 2 x 1 mm 12 Bit ±2g/4g/8g/16g I2C/SPI 3 Axis Digital Accelerometer - LGA-12

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Why the Pokéwalker Was So Awesome

With pokéwalkers being so pricey on eBay these days, I'd guess that most of these little pedometers have gone missing since they debuted sixteen years ago. That may not seem like a big loss, but if you've ever spent time with one, you know how carrying a pokéwalker meant far more than just knowing the number of footsteps you'd taken in a day. I absolutely adore mine and spend a lot of time thinking about it, so let's reflect together on how special and surprisingly immersive these tiny devices were, both as an extension of the imagination and a brilliant blending of the game world with real life.

From left: Tamagotchi, Pokéwalker, Dinkie Dino/RakuRaku Dinokun, GigaPets CompuKitty

As a stand-alone device, the pokéwalker (second from left above) was similar in size to the handheld digital pets of the 90s. Disc-shaped and two inches in diameter, the steps you took with this in your pocket contributed to the happiness of whichever pokémon was housed inside, as well as built up a kind of currency ("watts") you could use to play simple minigames for uncovering items and other pokémon. Two pokéwalkers could also communicate directly with each other, allowing your pokémon to have a basic interaction with a friend's. These came packed in with copies of HeartGold and SoulSilver in 2009 and were compatible exclusively with those games.

The pokéwalker was not the first virtual pet device to support connections with other handhelds of the same type, nor was it the first to allow the transfer of unique and specific character data back and forth between itself and an associated video game; the Sega Dreamcast VMU did both in 1998 with the Chao of Sonic Adventure, for example.

What made it so special, however, was how every single detail about it 1) supported the immersive fantasy that each pokémon was a distinct individual with a unique personality and history, and 2) enriched your fictional bond with them by extending them, diegetically, into your real-world activities.

All of this was intentional and so, so clever.

A Nintendo DS screen prompt during a pokémon transfer to the pokéwalker.

In terms of supporting the fantasy that your pokémon are all unique individuals, your pokéwalker starts off vacant until you yourself choose a specific monster from your own game's save file to transfer into it. This means that it's not just some random rattata or anorith in there -- it's your anorith, that shiny one with the Sassy nature you still can't believe you got at Oreburgh Museum that one afternoon, whom you've named, thought up a backstory for, traded over from Pearl, and have had following your trainer in HeartGold ever since, etcetera.*

*Please note that it is also possible for a random pokémon to join you in your pokéwalker if you keep it empty for a while. That pokémon then walks with you and can be transferred into your cartridge later on, just as if they'd followed you home from some tall grass in the real world!

After you pick your special pokémon, you’re prompted to select the "route" you want to walk on -- usually a locale based on some combination of nature, weather, and habitat type -- which primarily affects which items and random encounters you'll come across in the two minigames. The Nintendo DS then transfers your pokémon’s data from the cartridge to the pokéwalker via infrared connection, and you’re off! (Your chosen partner even “disappears” from your game's storage boxes while they’re out and about with you, further adding to immersion that they’re a singular creature who's truly moved from one place to another.)

Selecting a pokémon and route for a pokéwalker stroll.

As soon as they've settled into their portable home, you can start checking in with your pokémon to see how they're doing in much the same way you do in the HeartGold/SoulSilver games themselves. If you wake your pokéwalker out of sleep mode while someone is traveling with you, they might weigh in with some thoughts on how they're feeling, look at you expectantly, or show you an item they've found.

The pokéwalker also displays a tiny image representing the route you're on, shows your pokémon moving as you walk, and provides several other small, thoughtful details that keep you invested in your buddy and your time together.

Cider is feeling good on the Warm Beach route! Just look at that cute face. 🤎

And in terms of imaginatively extending them into your real life, when you see your pokémon cheering happily on that LCD screen from all the walking you're doing or zoning out from boredom because you've been sitting still too long, it's almost impossible to keep yourself from pretending that they're right there with you as you go about your day.

There's nothing like imagining you're walking into your university library with a Ho-Oh in tow, or that your onix is curled up politely around your elliptical while you work out at the gym. I cannot overstate how fun this is.

And to top it all off, when you transfer your pokémon back into your cartridge, the game brings everything full circle by giving you a journal-style summary of your stroll together. In this way the distinction between you and your in-game trainer effectively dissolves. The journey you have in Johto with the pokémon in your party and the things you do in the real world with those same partners in your actual pocket, inside a perfect representation of a pokéball -- everything becomes one continuous narrative. Nothing contradicts the immersion or takes away from it. And your pokémon become even more special and distinct to you because of that.

Various journal entries recounting a stroll with my anorith. Even the times of day and terrain are reflected in these recaps, and any found items are transferred into your inventory!

It's nothing short of phenomenal how a device this simple was designed to be so imaginatively deep. I keep hoping we’ll see a low-tech reboot of them one day, or that someone out there will reverse-engineer the original hardware and create a bunch of physical clones (something slightly smaller and suited for a watchband would be a dream).

And now that I've been carrying mine for over a decade, I'm at the point where it feels weird if I'm ever anywhere without it. It's just a continuous part of my mental landscape, imagining my pokémon out in the world with me. And I just love it for that.

<3

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Perfect for fitness lovers, this budget-friendly smartwatch offers pedometer, message sync, music control, alarm clock, and weather updates. Ideal for active lifestyles.

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T168 Wireless Calling Smart Watch

Feature-packed smartwatch with full-touch display, Bluetooth calling, and sports tracking. Compatible with both men and women for everyday health and communication.

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Valdus PGD Android Smart Watch

Premium Android-based smartwatch with GPS, dual HD cameras, 64GB storage, NFC, 4G SIM support, and blazing-fast internet—perfect for tech-savvy users.

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D13 Smartwatch Multifunction

A family-friendly smartwatch for all ages with step tracking, calorie burn, message alerts, music control, and alarms. Affordable and durable design.

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Y68 Digital Smart Watch

Modern, stylish Bluetooth smartwatch with music player, heart rate monitor, and sport tracking. Designed for men and women looking for daily functionality.

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KESHUYOU 2025 Smart Watch

Advanced smartwatch with blood oxygen and pressure monitoring, Bluetooth calling, and gift-ready packaging. An ideal holiday present for loved ones.

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LAXASFIT H9 2025 Smartwatch

Designed for modern users, this Bluetooth-enabled smartwatch supports call answering, heart rate monitoring, and calorie tracking with sleek looks.

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Clit Tassel Clamps

Extra-long surgical steel alligator clip gives a firm pinch to the clitoris, settling between slave’s labia – and decorating it with a waving tassel to brush the clit hood or a bobbing charm to look oh-so-cute!  The pinch tightness is equivalent to an especially unforgiving clothespin – but the teeth ensure it won’t pull off with tugging.  A delightful potty-training reward for adult babies, punishment for pain-averse sex slaves.

Silk Tickler Tassel.  Tease the thighs and hood with an ultra-lightweight tassel of silk fibers in subtly varied widths.  It’ll tickle unbearably at every step!  Clip it on during cheerleader practice for an especially fearsome level of discipline.  Specify color: Ballet Pink, Cloudless Blue, Innocent White.

Luxe Tassel.  Weighty decorator tassel has a velvet cap, engraved steel ring, and tails of heavy silk thread and fine sheer ribbon.  For adorning a pet who serves a master with the finest taste!  Specify color: peachy pink, royal blue, black and white.

Pride Tassel.  String of mini silk tassels and tiny spangled pompoms is a fun, eclectic adornment in pride-flag colors with lots of tickly movement.  Specify rainbow flag, trans pride, lesbian pride, bi pride.

Academic Tassel.  Two colors of silk falls plus a monogram charm make this tassel a symbol of achievement.  

Straw Broom Tassel.  A wicked little whisk broom of fine, flexible straw swings itchily against the thighs … creates an impossible task for your slave maid.  Specify color: flax, honey, cocoa.

Feather Duster.  She’ll be eager to get the dusting done when every movement swings against her clit clamp!  Classic natural feather duster hangs on a little wooden knob – Mommy could grasp the knob to “show the servants how it’s done” while the clamp is still attached, then let baby struggle to replicate the movements.  Specify grey, white, or pink feathers.

Doily.  Starched doily of Venice lace dangles in front of the clitoris, gently bumping it and providing a tiny illusion of modesty as it (sort of) hides the cleft.  The white version makes a pretty snowflake in winter!  Specify color: Innocent White, Luxe Black, Metallic Red.

Activity Tracker.  Pocket-watch-inspired design hides two digital displays: pedometer and GPS movement tracker so you’ll know how busy your little bee has been.  Specify rose gold, antique silver.

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Leash Loop.  Wrist loop of luxury leather can be worn as a simple adornment – but it’s long enough to slide over owner’s wrist for casual control of the wearer.  (Just remember to maintain your natural hand position – it’s the slave’s job to heel!)  Specify leather:  Milk Chocolate, Oxblood, Jazzy Black Patent, Champagne Leatherette.

[trisockatops]

Pissed about this replacement watch I got. It takes TWO HOURS to charge and only holds for ONE DAY??? How is that fucking useful? Okay, fitness watches have shit battery compared to non-rechargeable watches already. But ONE FUCKING DAY!? I haven't had one that died in less than a week in...never. What the fuck? And it REFUSES to charge in a regular usb plug. For some godforsaken reason, it only charges in a battery pack??? This is the STUPIDEST shit. It's especially annoying because I really just want the pedometer, but ofc you can't find just a watch/pedometer. It's gotta come with everything else, which drains the fucking battery.

I'm ready to go back to a cheap digital watch, but I don't even know where to find one anymore. The stores I can think of are all under current boycott right now.

[digi-tama-in-your-pocket]

do you have any recommendations for digivices that are pedometers that aren't the bracelet?? I want to get a new one but don't know where to start :O

I actually have a pretty handy section of my blog for reading up on that very topic [here]. The last time I updated it was before the Pendulum Colors released, just know that my impression of the Pendulum color is "Better than the Digital Monster Color, as expected."

But if you want the tl;dr

There are two "best starters"

The Digital Monster version 20th, AKA the DM20th or the Digimon 20th anniversary edition...

or the Digital Monster X, AKA DMX or Digimon X, particularly version II.

Both of these have english releases and are available at retail, so they're very affordable and easy to get, while every other device is japan only, not available at retail, and so people are over charging on the second hand market.

That's okay though because I legitimately believe the DM20th and the DMX are excellent starting points.

DM20th has many of the most iconic digimon on it, as it's all five of the original pets rolled into one device. It's biggest drawback is that it's a little basic, and maybe poops too fast. You have the option to raise two digimon at the same time, but I advise against this, because poop piles up so fast it makes your digimon sick if you look away for a second.

DMX only has one egg, but a much bigger pool of choices to evolve your digimon into, and it has more engaging mechanics like exp, random encounters, a dice rolling mechanic that determines your luck for the day and in certain events, and there's a little bit of flare in the battles, as CPU opponents are treated like a questing games and your digimon gets a nice close up of their face when they do a large attack. It also has a pause feature for when you're too busy to check on your digimon or you plan to sleep in, wheras the DM20th only lets you put it down for a 3 hour nap ( pro tip, you can still pause it by pressing the reset button, it just empties the digimons hearts so be sure to fill them up quickly when you unpause ) ...the only downside to the DMX, in my humble opinion, is that I just don't like how most X-antibodydigimon look, but it's a moot point when you're looking at their cute little pixel portraits anyway.

Try starting with one ( or both ) of those and see how you like it.

I like how I said tl;dr and made a long post anyway.

[lgndrymuffin]

"fuck you, my child is completely fine"

my brother in Christ this is their home screen

Goodlife Fitness (gym)

Tumblr (3 d community)

Pancake Café (3 d community)

Renpho (digital scale)

Fitbit (weight tracker, sleep tracker, pedometer)

Noom (c4lørie calculator like MFP)

LIFE fasting (fasting tracker)

MapMyRun (walk/running tracker)

Malwarebytes (VPN)

Days Since (sobriety/relapse tracker)

[henryleo09]

Best Running Apps

Runcoach

Description: Runcoach is one of the best running apps for personalized training, combining technology with human coaching to help runners reach their goals. Whether aiming for a first 5K or a marathon PR, Runcoach tailors adaptive training plans based on fitness level, experience, and objectives. The platform integrates with wearable devices and GPS apps to track progress, adjusting workouts in real time based on performance and feedback. Users also get access to certified running coaches for expert guidance, motivation, and support via email or the app. With dynamic plans that evolve with each runner’s journey, Runcoach ensures a smarter, more effective path to success, making training flexible, personalized, and results-driven.

Reviews from Clients:  "The best part is that you get a dedicated professional coach...a real person to help you and answer questions. My coach Cally is brilliant and definitely helped me achieve my goals."

Adidas Runtastic

Description: Runtastic (Adidas Running) emerged as a fitness tracker app in 2009. Initially focused on GPS-based running tracking, then it rapidly evolved into a fitness ecosystem. Considering Runtastic one of the best running apps, it offers cycling, weight training, and heart rate monitoring. Its success stemmed from combining precise tracking with gamification—leaderboards, challenges, and social sharing—which led it as a global community for fitness enthusiasts. By 2013, it surpassed 10 million users, drawing the attention of Adidas, which acquired the company in 2015 for €220 million. Post-acquisition, Runtastic involved into Adidas’ ecosystem, rebranding as *Adidas Running* in 2020 while retaining its core features. This fitness tech company is now leading in this industry. 

Reviews from Clients: "Changing my Review because of its problems syncing with Amazfit Watch. Not reliable, I do 7, 8 or 10 miles running and just sync a 1/2 mile or 1 mile training. Really weak. I hope the features and integration could be better. Come on Adidas, don't you have one of the best Software teams around the world? you can do better."

Pacer Pedometer & Step Tracker

Description: MyPacer, launched in 2012, has grown into a leading fitness app specializing in walking and running routines. It boasts over 1 million downloads across all platforms, offering GPS tracking and social challenges. The app involves major health platforms like Apple Health. This app gained the best running app and it is consistent in the top-10 rankings in health/fitness app categories on app stores. MyPacer app affordability provides a freemium model, making fitness accessible to diverse audiences. Regular fitness updates and community-driven features, such as virtual group walks, highlight its specialty.

Reviews from Clients:  "Pacer's a great app! I like that it tracks my steps and I can keep track of my routes and distance. Other people encourage you to keep it up and there are different challenges you can participate in so that makes it fun."

MapmyRun

Description: MapMyRun, a pioneer in GPS fitness tracking, revolutionized digital running communities in 2007. Globally it is recognised as a best-running app. After being founded, it was acquired by Outside Interactive in 2013 and then it became a popular platform in the Connected Fitness ecosystem. The app gained 40M+ users, offering route mapping, personalized training plans, and social challenges. Recognized for innovative software, it earned spots on “Top Fitness Apps” lists by Men’s Health and TechRadar. Some milestones like surpassing 1 billion logged workouts globally. After being acquired by Outside, its tech enhanced the athlete's analytics and digital fitness. Despite the competition, MapMyRun remains a trusted tool for casual runners and athletes alike, praised for accuracy and community engagement. 

Reviews from Clients: "Love the GPS accuracy and shoe tracker. Syncs seamlessly with my Apple Watch!"

PUMATRAC

Description: PUMATRAC is PUMA’s fitness app, which combines performance tracking with motivational features for athletes. It was launched by the PUMA company in 2013. PUMATRAC offers adaptive training plans and integrates with PUMA’s product ecosystem. It is earning recognition for innovation in digital fitness as a best-running app. It hits 1M+ downloads across all platforms, which is a great milestone to achieve. The app has produced global challenges, partnered with elite athletes, and received recognitions for best user experience. PUMA’s broader milestones include best-selling awards and industry leadership in sportswear since 1948. 

Reviews from Clients: "I started using this app after the Adidas training app changed their algorithm and have been very happy since I did. The coaches are great, I can progress at my own pace and they have exercises of all types, from yoga to strength training, for skill levels of all types, from beginners to advanced. I highly recommend this app if you're looking to work on your functional fitness."

Source: https://netvorker.com/listing/best-running-apps

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The Future is Now: Unlocking Your Potential with Tech-Driven Fitness

The year is 2025, and the fitness landscape has been irrevocably transformed by the relentless march of technology. Gone are the days when a gym membership and a pair of running shoes were your sole companions on the journey to better health. Today, innovation is putting personalized, immersive, and incredibly effective workouts directly into your hands, literally. 

At “NextGen Fit,” we’re not just observing these trends; we’re living them. Our mission is to empower you to harness the power of cutting-edge technology to achieve your fitness goals like never before. So, what’s truly shaping the tech-driven fitness world right now? Let’s dive in. 

The Rise of the AI Personal Trainer: Your Smartest Workout Partner 

Forget generic workout plans. In 2025, AI is the ultimate personal trainer. Imagine an AI coach that analyzes your real-time performance, understands your energy levels (thanks to advanced wearable integration), and even considers your sleep patterns and stress to dynamically adjust your workout. This isn’t science fiction; it’s here. 

Platforms are emerging that leverage sophisticated algorithms to create hyper-personalized training programs. They don’t just tell you what to do; they provide instant feedback on your form, suggest modifications if you’re struggling, and even push you when they know you can achieve more. This level of responsiveness makes every session feel like a bespoke training experience, maximizing efficiency and minimizing injury risk. 

Wearables: Beyond Steps and Calories 

Your smartwatch or fitness tracker is no longer just a fancy pedometer. In 2025, wearables are sophisticated health hubs, providing a wealth of biometric data that paints a comprehensive picture of your well-being. We’re talking: 

Advanced Recovery Insights: Forget guessing if you’re ready for another intense session. Wearables now offer deep insights into your recovery status, analyzing heart rate variability (HRV), sleep quality, and even body temperature to guide your training intensity and rest days. 

Stress and Mental Health Monitoring: The link between physicalactivity and mental well-being is undeniable. Modern wearables are integrating features that track stress levels and provide mindfulness prompts, reminding you that fitness is as much about the mind as the body. 

Precision Training Data: For serious athletes and enthusiasts, wearables are providing unprecedented data on performance metrics like VO2 max, lactate threshold, and muscle oxygenation, allowing for highly optimized and targeted training. 

This data isn’t just for looking at; it’s actively being fed into AI systems to make your personalized plans even smarter. 

Immerse Yourself: The VR/AR Fitness Revolution 

The boundaries of your living room are dissolving. Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) are making workouts exhilarating and immersive. Picture this: 

VR Cycling Through the Alps: No need for a real mountain. Hop on your stationary bike and lose yourself in a stunning virtual landscape, complete with interactive challenges and social rides with friends from around the globe. 

AR-Guided Home Workouts: Your phone or smart glasses can overlay digital instructions and animations onto your real-world environment, guiding you through exercises with precise form cues and even gamified elements to keep you motivated. 

Interactive Fitness Gaming: Exercise is becoming a game you actually want to play. VR platforms offer everything from boxing with virtual opponents to dance-offs and rhythm-based cardio, turning sweat sessions into pure entertainment. 

These immersive experiences are not just fun; they’re proving to significantly boost adherence and make exercise a genuinely anticipated part of your day. 

The Connected Home Gym: Your Personal Fitness Ecosystem 

The “smart home” has extended to your fitness space. Integrated home gym systems are becoming increasingly sophisticated, offering: 

Adaptive Resistance: Equipment that adjusts resistance levels based on your real-time effort and strength, guided by AI to ensure progressive overload. 

Interactive Screens: Large displays that guide you through workouts, provide real-time performance metrics, and connect you to virtual classes or AI trainers. 

Seamless Data Flow: Your smart gym equipment, wearables, and fitness apps are all talking to each other, creating a comprehensive fitness ecosystem that tracks your progress and adapts your entire training journey. 

Beyond the Hype: The Human Element Remains 

While technology is undeniably the driving force in fitness today, it’s crucial to remember its purpose: to enhance human potential. AI personal trainers are powerful, but they don’t replace the empathy and nuanced understanding of a human coach for complex situations. Wearables provide data, but it’s your commitment and consistency that truly deliver results. 

We’re here to help you navigate this exciting new era of fitness, showing you how to leverage these incredible tools to move smarter, recover faster, and achieve your peak performance. 

What tech-driven fitness trend are you most excited to try? Share your thoughts in the comments below! 

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[stevenwilliam12]

Digital Health Revolution: How Wearable Devices Are Transforming Modern Medicine

The convergence of technology and healthcare has ushered in an unprecedented era of medical innovation, with wearable technology at the forefront of this transformation. These sophisticated devices are reshaping patient care, enabling real-time health monitoring, and providing healthcare professionals with invaluable insights into patient wellbeing outside traditional clinical settings.

Evolution of Smart Health Monitoring Systems

Wearable technology tracking devices have undergone remarkable evolution from basic pedometers to sophisticated health monitoring ecosystems. Modern devices incorporate multiple biosensors, including optical heart rate monitors, accelerometers, and even electrodermal activity sensors that can detect stress levels and emotional states.

Leading manufacturers like Apple, Garmin, and Oura have developed devices capable of monitoring sleep architecture, measuring blood oxygen saturation, and detecting irregular heart rhythms with medical-grade accuracy. These devices now feature advanced algorithms that can differentiate between various types of physical activities and provide personalized health recommendations based on individual user patterns.

Transformative Benefits for Healthcare Delivery

The advantages of wearable technology extend far beyond simple fitness tracking, offering profound benefits for both patients and healthcare systems. Remote patient monitoring has become a game-changer, particularly for elderly patients and those with chronic conditions who require continuous observation.

These devices enable predictive healthcare by identifying subtle changes in vital signs that may indicate developing health issues. For instance, changes in heart rate variability can signal impending cardiac events, while alterations in sleep patterns might indicate mental health concerns or neurological conditions.

The technology also facilitates personalized medicine by providing healthcare providers with longitudinal health data that was previously impossible to collect. This comprehensive data enables more accurate diagnoses, personalized treatment plans, and better medication management.

Today's Wearable Technology Ecosystem

Current wearable technology spans a broad spectrum of devices, from consumer-grade fitness trackers to FDA-approved medical devices. Smartwatches now include features like ECG monitoring, fall detection, and emergency SOS capabilities that can automatically contact emergency services.

Specialized medical wearables are making significant impacts in disease management. Continuous glucose monitors have revolutionized diabetes care by eliminating the need for frequent finger pricks. Smart inhalers help asthma patients track medication usage and identify triggers, while cardiac event monitors can detect arrhythmias that might otherwise go unnoticed.

The integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning has enhanced these devices' capabilities, enabling them to learn user patterns and provide increasingly accurate health insights. Cloud-based platforms now allow seamless data sharing between patients, healthcare providers, and caregivers.

Innovation on the Horizon

Future developments in wearable technology promise to push the boundaries of what's possible in health monitoring. Researchers are developing non-invasive sensors capable of monitoring blood pressure, hydration levels, and even detecting specific biomarkers associated with various diseases.

Emerging technologies include smart textiles embedded with sensors that can monitor multiple physiological parameters simultaneously. These fabrics could be integrated into everyday clothing, making health monitoring completely seamless and unobtrusive.

Advanced AI algorithms will enable predictive health analytics, potentially identifying health risks weeks or months before symptoms appear. This capability could revolutionize preventive medicine and dramatically improve health outcomes while reducing healthcare costs.

Conclusion

The digital health revolution powered by wearable technology represents a fundamental shift toward proactive, personalized healthcare. As these devices become more sophisticated and accessible, they will continue to transform how we approach health monitoring, disease prevention, and treatment management. The future of medicine is increasingly digital, connected, and patient-empowered.

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About this item ▪️ Size: 46MM | 50MM. ▪️ Display: FSTN | Strap: Durable Nylon | Waterproof: 50M. ▪️ Sensors: Altimeter, Barometer, Compass, Thermometer, Pedometer. ▪️ Compatibility: Weather tracking, swim-proof design, and military-standard durability. ▪️ Gear up for your next outdoor adventure with the ultimate tactical military watch, Stay on track with the pedometer, compass, and calorie tracker all in one sleek design, Crafted with a durable nylon band, the Apache model is ready to withstand any terrain, Don't wait, upgrade your gear today and conquer the great outdoors in style.

[fromdevcom]

Technology is the fastest-moving industry in the business world today. A company that may not have existed a decade ago can release a product so ingenious that it not only invents but also corners an entirely new market. Google, TiVo, and Roku are all modern examples of revolutionary concepts that have quickly become a key part of modern living. Many startups are creating amazing internet of things products that will astonish you. Here are six tech trends that will become similarly ubiquitous in the coming year. 3D Printing The ability to construct useful items in the convenience of one's own home is mind-boggling. The potential of this field is limitless. Already, imaginative people have employed 3D printing for products as wide-ranging as foods, automotive parts, and medical supplies. Something that makes your dinner, fixes your brakes, and replaces your artificial limb is the breathing definition of revolutionary. Alas, widespread adoption of 3D printing has been slow thus far. In 2015, the situation is poised to change, as low-end models are about to be released. Once 3D printers become a daily part of living, they will quickly become as natural and important as the microwave or Netflix. Tablet-Like Smartphones Fifty-eight percent of Americans own a smartphone, while 42 percent own a tablet computer. Incredible mobile devices such as Samsung's Galaxy S6 are poised to blur the line between these concepts. The next iteration of the second best-selling smartphone in the world will feature a giant, curved screen that will maintain the tactile feeling of a regular phone while providing a much larger viewing area. Samsung has been a constant innovator in screen size, and that trend will continue in 2015. Smart Wearables Healthier living and digital omnipresence are merging in this nascent market that is poised to explode. Fitbit led the charge with its high-tech pedometer, but titans of industry are now prepared to take over this field. 2014 witnessed the debut of the Samsung Gear™ 2, and its marketing campaign was predicated upon past science fiction entertainment. Movies and television series of the 1950s and 1960s predicted a future where mankind could learn everything they need to know from a glance at their watch. That technology now exists, and the impending release of several high-profile wearables should transform society's digital habits. All eyes are focused on Apple as the Apple Watch is poised to debut. When the company introduced iTunes, the iPod, the iPhone, and the iPad, all of those industries evolved from niche to financial heavyweights. The same should be true of the wearables market. Amazon Echo Another Apple invention that revolutionized technology was Siri, the digital personal assistant that provides ready answers for curious minds. Siri has since been mimicked by several other companies, most notably Microsoft with Cortana. As brilliant as devices like these are, they represent only a portion of the future. The Amazon Echo is the first in-home device specifically designed to employ big data to answer user queries. Unlike Siri, you do not have to be in reach of the Echo to utilize it. Simply by uttering the trigger word, Alexa, the Echo will spring to life and respond to a question. It is also capable of performing daily functions such as to-do lists. If you realize that you are out of ketchup, you can instruct the Echo to add ketchup to your grocery list and then access the information from the Amazon app while at the store. Home Integration The seamless integration of home electronics such as lights, air conditioning, and heating are already being performed by intuitive devices that learn, such as Google's Nest. It is a home automation system that automatically adjusts your thermostat depending upon your user behavior. The Nest was the first major device introduced into the home of the future's Internet of Things to create a local network of smart units that operate individually and as a unit. This field of smart devices is poised to explode in coming years.

Sling TV The days of cable bundling are almost at an end. Dish Network announced a new Internet television service that will include packaging such as ESPN, TBS, and HGTV for a modest $19.95 per month. Similarly, HBO Go will become a standalone service in 2015. As more companies cater to cord cutters, cable television will go the way of print media. The future of technology that has been predicted for 50 years now is finally at hand. This is an exciting time to be a tech geek.

[my-csci-497y-projects]

Project Log 5

Final Project Plan: Pedometer Sock

Rough Pseudo-code:

steps = 0;

while (1){

update display with steps

if (presure sensor reads force and tilt switch does not){

steps ++

}

}

List of Materials:

Adafruit Flora

Sock

Felt for panel and pressure sensor

tilt switch

battery pack

conductive snaps

I2C 4 digit 7 segment display (Don't Have!)

List of Things to Figure Out:

How to control an I2C display

How to use the two sensors in tandem to accurately count steps

Timeline to Complete the Project:

Final Design Document: Done by the 23rd, just need to sanity test the sensors and code using temporary mountings.

Final Tutorial: As Long as I photograph along the way, this *should*™ be done by the 30th

Final Showcase: As long as I don't push off building everything last minute, I should be plenty ready come the 10th.

[wachme]

WACHME: The Perfect Educational and Fun Smart Watch for Kids

In today’s fast-paced digital world, children are naturally drawn to technology. However, parents often worry about how to balance screen time with learning and safety. That’s where WACHME, an educational and fun smart watch for kids, comes in. Designed to blend learning, play, and security, WACHME is the ultimate smart gadget that both kids and parents will love.

Learning Made Fun

WACHME is packed with interactive educational features that make learning an enjoyable experience. It includes fun quizzes, math puzzles, memory games, and spelling challenges designed for young minds. These games are not only entertaining but also help children improve their cognitive skills, memory, and focus. By turning lessons into games, WACHME keeps kids engaged and encourages continuous learning even outside the classroom.

Safe and Smart Communication

Safety is a top priority for parents, and WACHME takes it seriously. The smart watch features a secure calling and messaging system that allows kids to stay in touch with their parents without needing a smartphone. Parents can pre-set trusted contacts and monitor communication through the app. WACHME also includes a real-time GPS tracker, so parents can always know their child’s location. In case of emergency, the SOS button allows kids to send instant alerts to their guardians.

Durable and Kid-Friendly Design

Built for everyday use, WACHME has a sturdy and splash-proof design that can withstand the rough and tumble of a child’s day. Its colorful and vibrant display is easy to use, and the touch screen interface is specially designed for little fingers. The adjustable strap and lightweight build ensure comfort, while the playful themes and custom watch faces let kids personalize their device.

Promoting a Healthy Lifestyle

WACHME is not just educational—it also encourages healthy habits. With features like a pedometer, activity reminders, and sleep monitoring, the watch helps kids stay active and aware of their daily routines. Children can set fitness goals and get rewarded with digital badges for their efforts, making wellness fun and rewarding.

Entertainment on the Go

Along with its educational features, WACHME offers plenty of entertainment. It comes with a built-in camera for photos and videos, a voice recorder, and a music player. These features let kids explore their creative side and enjoy quality playtime.

Conclusion

WACHME is more than just a smart watch—it’s a complete learning and safety companion for kids. With its unique blend of education, fun, fitness, and security, WACHME is the perfect choice for parents who want to give their children a safe, smart, and enjoyable tech experience. Let your child explore, learn, and grow with WACHME by their side.