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Wearables

Atlas wristband recognizes exercises for a higher level of fitness tracking

The Atlas wristband tracks wrist movements across three dimensions to identify specific exercises and take fitness tracking to another level. After raising over half a million dollars last year, the wearable has now made the leap from crowdfunding the real world.

InterAxon launched its Muse EEG brain trainer in Europe this week (Photo: Stu Robarts/Gizmag.com)

Wearables

Hands-on: Staying focused (or not) with the Muse brain-sensing headband

InterAxon's brain-sensing headband has been around for a while now, having debuted on Indiegogo in 2012. Since then, it has won a Design and Engineering Award at CES, received a number of updates and, this week, launched in Europe. Gizmag took it for a spin at the Wearable Technology Show.

British tech company Lyte is releasing a new line of eyewear that can record HD video (Photo: Stu Robarts/Gizmag.com)

Wearables

Lyte to release Full HD video glasses

Fashion and fitness enthusiasts will have a new way to capture their lives later this year. British tech firm Lyte is releasing a new range of video-capturing eyewear. Fashion Glass and Sports Glass versions of the shades will be available.