29/05/2014 10:13
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I've always been a fan of safety products, particularly for females traveling. Cuff is a trendy kind of products much like the BiiSafe buddy which raised money with an indiegogo campaign recently.
It comes in a variety of styles, as a bracelets, pendant as well as Cuff links (Cufflincs) and is also GPS enabled so you're able to inform your friends and relations with your location while you are strolling or traveling on your own.
Press the cuff links to send out a communication to your protective circle along with your present location, without any individual actually realizing you happen to be wearing a safety gadget.
Like several of such gadgets, I wonder how they will help me personally when I am traveling. It is built making use of wireless bluetooth technologies, connecting with your phone if you press the Cufflinks, plus it seems to function in almost all countries, shipping to the US, Canada, the European union, Australia, and Nz.
It is competing with other stylish wearable safety gadgets, similar to Sense6 which have much more beautiful items, FirstSign which hides the device within a hairclip, in addition to new products from FitBit that have joined with Tory Burch for an injection of style into their gadgets.
2014 would be the fight for smart jewelry, however by the end of 2015, I reckon we'll be wearing countless GPS devices on your body, in watches, phones, bracelets, embedded in our clothes, our glasses and even perhaps in our contact lenses, that we'll be wanting to invent gadgets to get lost again. But in the meantime, let's enjoy the novelty of being located.