Wrist communicator

Eurotech's "Zypad WL1500"

Most of the early smartwatches we've seen run scaled-down software designed for teeny-weeny screens. But then you also have devices like Neptune Pine and Omate TrueSmart that are basically full smartphones for your wrist. Today another device is ready to join that latter group. Meet the Rufus Cuff,…

Arm tech

The computer for your wrist is finally being delivered, years after it was first announced. The Rufus Cuff is significantly larger than your typical smartwatch and has numerous sensors.

Woodenshark is raising funds for TapTap, a touch communication wristband on Kickstarter! TapTap is a technology to transfer touch between two people. It can also be an activity tracker, a game controller or smart alarm.

If you’ve been reading CrunchGear since this past summer, you should probably call a psychiatrist immediately may remember the iKey AK-39 military-grade wrist keyboard, which was basically a small-ish keyboard made for a soldier to wear on his or her wrist in order to manipulate a rugged, portable computer. Well iKey’s got a new keypad now, and it’s an OEM product meant to integrate directly with wrist-worn computers.

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Breaking up my old ELYSIUM work into more sectioned folders, sort of dumped everything together when i first setup my Artstation account way back.

wrist communicator