14-02-2018, 11:55 AM
19-02-2018, 01:33 PM
When Wear Android and Apple Watch launched, each device touted the ability to bring your wrist to the functionality of the phone. It has been executed with various degrees of success while I am checking my notifications and can do some work on my Apple Watch, an iPhone is not like that.
This is where the curative bracelet makes its entrance. This conceptual project from a band of former Apple, Dell, Infocus employees tells your device's home screen very literally on your wrist. With a fitness tracker-style band and micro projector, Cicret has an interesting game plan. See it below to take action
Originally detailed back in 2014, Cicret has been developed during the last few years. Apparently, it looks like the Jubbon's UP24 fitness tracker. But instead of focusing on physical activity, this cylinder brings full smartphone functionality to your hand. All this is built around small projectors, which is located inside the wristband. In addition to copying your phone's screen, it is also capable of detecting movements and input, the proximity sensor can track what is happening and gives the relay command to your device via Bluetooth.
Cicret says its new wristband will be able to mirror the Android, Apple and Windows Phone devices. There is not much information about how this has been completed, this is AirPlay or other software function. In the video below, you will see that this feature is duplicated only with an Android device and it shows that the initial rendering of the software will work. The product itself runs a modified version of Android and has 32 GB built-in storage. There is also a vibrator for alerts and Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth radios.
This is where the curative bracelet makes its entrance. This conceptual project from a band of former Apple, Dell, Infocus employees tells your device's home screen very literally on your wrist. With a fitness tracker-style band and micro projector, Cicret has an interesting game plan. See it below to take action
Originally detailed back in 2014, Cicret has been developed during the last few years. Apparently, it looks like the Jubbon's UP24 fitness tracker. But instead of focusing on physical activity, this cylinder brings full smartphone functionality to your hand. All this is built around small projectors, which is located inside the wristband. In addition to copying your phone's screen, it is also capable of detecting movements and input, the proximity sensor can track what is happening and gives the relay command to your device via Bluetooth.
Cicret says its new wristband will be able to mirror the Android, Apple and Windows Phone devices. There is not much information about how this has been completed, this is AirPlay or other software function. In the video below, you will see that this feature is duplicated only with an Android device and it shows that the initial rendering of the software will work. The product itself runs a modified version of Android and has 32 GB built-in storage. There is also a vibrator for alerts and Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth radios.