This smart soccer tracker can be used on artificial turf, gym floor, concrete, and grass. It has a lightweight design. With the companion app, you can understand the strengths and weaknesses of your game.

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This is the Jawku Jump: an app connected vertical jump tracker that helps you measure your vertical jumps. It comes with a convenient clip to attach to your shoes to measure your vertical jump and overall leg strength. You will be able to track everything on your phone, including your best record and notes.

The Jawku Jump is designed to negate jump stretching and other factors. It has a lightweight design. You can find out more about it here.

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Meet the Nix Hydration Biosensor: a smart gadget that provides real-time sweat analysis. It consists of a pod that can be reused and a sweat patch that collects sweat for analysis. The device continuously monitors fluid and electrolyte losses when you are sweating. The pod weighs less than 0.5 ounces and lasts up to 36 hours on battery.

The Nix app is available for iOS devices. It provides you with hydration notifications and post-work hydration summaries. The Nix Hydration Biosensor is Apple Watch and Garmin friendly. It combines with your phone to let you know how much to drink.

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The SafeWander Bed Exit Alarm Sensor runs for 6 months on battery. It is easy to wear and waterproof.

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Meet the T-Goal: a smart wearable device soccer players can wear to better understand their performance. It can be worn discreetly and offers insights into speed, sprints, distance traveled, and positioning throughout the match. It has a waterproof, sturdy design.

The companion app helps you make sense of your data. Coaches also get an app to manage their teams and players. Expected to ship in September.

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The nitroxbuddy2 can be used as a standalone device or with your smartphone.

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Here is a smart sensor that helps you monitor your tennis matches and work on areas you need to improve upon. The Zepp Tennis 2 Wearable can track stroke type, ball speed, spin, and sweet spot. It captures your shots automatically and lets you compare your results with others.

The Zepp sensor can be attached to any tennis racquet to capture over 1000 data points per second. It connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth.

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Meet the Haphand: a sensor controlled robotic hand with haptic feedback that can mirror your hand gestures and movements. The operator simply have to wear a smart glove to interact with the robotic hand.

Users will be able to feel the object the robot is gripping using the pressure sensor in the glove. You can find out more about the project here.

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Using smart gloves to control the music is nothing new. Take Mi.mu Gloves for instance. These are wireless, sensor enabled gloves that allows artists to use gestures to control their music. They have 8 bend sensors to capture and understand gestures. A vibration motor is available to give you haptic feedback.

This video shows Chagall producing and mixing a song with mi.mu gloves to control a harmonizer.

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Meet the 10ELEVEN9 shirt: a smart shirt with hidden pockets, RFID blocking fabric, magnetic closure, and everything you need to carry your things. It also comes with gesture control, heart rate, and posture sensors.

10ELEVEN9 combines with an app to become your personal health coach. Its digital cufflinks let you take phone calls or reduce volume of your earplugs. The camera module records 1080p videos.

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Here is a cool ride controlled using biometric data obtained from a user’s body. Neurotransmitter 3000 relies on heart rate, body temperature, orientation, and muscle tension to respond.  Daniel de Bruin is the designer behind this 7 meter thrill ride.

In this setup, the body and machine interact with each other to provide the rider with a fun experience. Pretty neat if you ask us.

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