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FlySentinel: Slovenian smart wristwatch for pilots

FlySentinel is a Slovenian smart wristwatch for pilots, which takes care of their safety and well-being by informing them about their psychophysical state and the conditions in the cockpit. It is made of light metals. It is signed by the Celje start-up company MedicoApps.

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Moskito – a stylish wristwatch that doubles as a cycling counter

The Moskito is a smartwatch like you've never seen before. As a wristwatch, it convinces with its classic design, durable battery and smart functions. With it, you will never miss a call or miss a message again. In addition to a wristwatch, the Moskito is also an analog bicycle counter that supplies you with all the necessary information. A twist of the case is enough to transfer it from the wrist to the handlebars and a push of a button to switch from timing to counter functions.

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Vector Luna BMW i – BMW with a smart watch that lasts a whole month!

Apple and Samsung may dominate the smart watch market, but Vector Watch is the only smart watch provider with 30 days of autonomy. Together with the Bucharest brand, BMW produced an extremely sporty and elegant smart watch inspired by the BMW i sub-brand, more precisely the i3 and i8 models. It uses the same leather as the duo's seats for the strap, and it also expresses its affiliation with the logo on the dial.

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Matrix Powerwatch - a smartwatch powered by calories burned

The Matrix Powerwatch, a smartwatch powered by calories burned, is a new product that finally transcends the inconveniences of other smartwatches. These have an extremely short battery life, as a result of which the market loses a large share of otherwise potential buyers. The Matrix Powerwatch is a watch that never needs charging – it uses human heat to generate energy. In addition to the fact that its hypothetical battery never runs out, it also has a built-in special biometer that allows the user to see the number of calories burned at the expense of charging the battery.

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Smart bracelet CMRA - camera for Apple watch smart watch

Although the Apple Watch has almost every feature imaginable, it lacks something that most Apple products have – a camera! CMRA is correcting this error! We use the smart bracelet like any other watch strap, with the important difference that we can take photos or record with it by pressing a button.

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Suunto Spartan Ultra: personal trainer for adventurers and extreme athletes

Need a fearless watch? One that, compared to other physical activity watches, can do more in worse conditions. A watch that is durable and can be used to dive up to 100 meters below sea level. One that can moderate more than 80 different sports. A watch for adventurers. Then Suunto Spartan Ultra is the right choice. We had her on the test!

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Sgnl - a device that allows you to make phone calls with your finger

The familiar sight of covering one ear with a finger while talking on the phone because it's too noisy around us takes on a whole new meaning. Meet Sgnl, a bracelet that allows us to make phone calls with just a finger. Yes, you read that right. The special bracelet offers a revolutionary way of communication.

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Apple Watch Series 2 smartwatch: broken ties with iPhone

In addition to the new generation of the iPhone, Apple also introduced the Apple Watch Series 2 smart watch, the successor to the Apple Watch smart watch that it introduced almost two years ago. During this time, Apple became the second best-selling watch brand in the world! An independent GPS receiver was built into the new generation of smart watches, making the measurement of physical activity independent of the iPhone. Apple also introduced a special Apple Watch Nike+ model, which it presented together with Nike and will delight all those who are physically active. In addition, a ceramic version will also be available from September 16, 2016.

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The Samsung Gear S3 smartwatch is the reason you'll want a new watch

They will rock again at Samsung. Samsung's smart watch family is expecting a new addition - the Samsung Gear S3 smart watch or twins, because it will be available in two versions. It will boast a sophisticated and timeless design and even improved functions. Its creation was inspired by traditional timekeepers and the art of making traditional wristwatches.

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Hugo Boss Smart Classic – the first smart watch from the Hugo Boss fashion house

In September 2016, the luxury fashion house Hugo Boss sends its first Smart Classic collection of smart watches, which it prepared together with HP, to the shelves. It will consist of two men's models, namely in silver (stainless steel) and rose gold, and they will cost 350 euros.

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Top 10: the best smartwatches of 2016

We have selected the best smart watches of 2016. The world is developing at an unstoppable speed, and with it wristwatches, which had to adapt quickly in the age of mobile phones and information technology, if they did not want to experience the fate of many animal species that we have exterminated. And that's how smart watches were born. The whole thing was actually cooked up by Apple when it made a strap for the iPod Nano. But then it came down. Today, all the tech giants and many startups offer smartwatches, but it is not yet known whether they will stand the test of time. Watches are returning to wrists, but no longer only as time information and as a fashion accessory. These are wearable computers that make many daily tasks easier. And if classic wristwatches are chosen primarily based on appearance, smart watches are equally attentive to their "innards". We present to you the best smartwatches of 2016.

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SkinTrack: When the hand becomes part of the smartwatch screen

Smartwatches have been on the market for quite some time, and while their benefits are great and obvious, their success has not been consistent. One of the big problems with smart watches is definitely their small size. Carnegie Mellon University solved the problem with SkinTrack. Part of the smartwatch screen was transferred to the user's hand. Thus, the user can use his hand as a touchpad - for example, he writes a letter with his finger on the palm of his hand, and it is printed on the screen.

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