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An upcoming $150 tracker called GoMore promises to approximate users’ stamina capacities based on their heart rate.
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Zensorium’s Being uses a conventional heart rate monitor to detect anxiety and calmness.
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Garmin’s epix watch guides hikers and skiiers with offline maps.
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Belty might look a little odd, but it could be a lifesaver after Thanksgiving dinner.
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Digitsoles promises to heat your buns to just the right temperature through its companion smartphone app.
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Lifetrak’s Gem can be sewn into clothing if you’re handy with a needle.
Wearables go niche and narrow in the search for consumer relevance (+6 photos)
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The latest wearables are extremely mission-specific, aimed at narrow sports categories instead of general fitness.
