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Tegan Jones
The CSIRO has partnered with agricultural startup Ceres Tag to develop what is basically a wearable for livestock. Maybe cows will jump over the moon after all? If you don’t like that I could also make a pun about ‘moovement’. I’m so sorry.
Quietly flying under the radar in the fitness wearables market is Whoop, a manufacturer of high-end wrist-worn straps that measure data 100 times per second. In what could turn out to be one of the more bizarre licensing agreements ever, the startup struck a deal with the NFL Players Association…
We first saw the Blaze at CES 2016 in January, where it got a stack of awards (18, exactly). Fitbit describes the Blaze as its “most stylish, most motivating fitness tracker yet”, and it is now available in Australia. Here’s what you get for the $329.95 price tag.
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