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Oakley’s Radar Pace Sunglasses Help Runners and Cyclists Train Smarter

By Samidha Verma

Oakley’s Radar Pace Sunglasses Help Runners and Cyclists Train Smarter

It is largely uncomfortable to keep on peeking into phone or smart watch in order to read heart rate data or pace state while running or cycling. To solve this problem, Oakley’s Radar Pace Sunglasses will allow healthfanatics to directly ask for the information and the device will read it back to them in real-time.

Using ultramodern speech technology, these smart sunglasses is a voice-activated coach that trails workouts, observes biometric data and inspiresultimate performance. Further, Intel Real Speech has the ability to have conversational discussion.

The device contains two key components i.e. eyewear that incorporatesear buds and microphone and a mobile app for iOS and Android. This 56-gram package contains light and stylish frames couple speed, rhythm and heart rate sensors with a gyroscope, accelerometer, barometer and Intel Real Speech.

Oakley radar pace glassess

With the aim to differently design the product, this 50 pounds of tech in a 56-gram sunglasses is laced with new technologies and manufacturing techniques. The device has undergone rigorous testing in high temperatures, immersing them in water, releasing them from a couple meters, and hundreds of field tests with runners and cyclists.

This multilingual motivatorislinked wirelessly to an Android or iOS app on the user’s phone. Since the product runs locally, it allows users to continue training as it is free from the need for an internet or phone connection. Keeping in mind about the environment, fitness enthusiasts generally don’t exercise on calm backwoods tracks. Therefore, the device is occupied with noisy backgrounds and also the Intel Real Speech processing models can cope with wind and other cars, runners or cyclists whizzing by.

Further, the Radar Pace’s coach can voicein English, Italian, French, German or Spanish. In fact, stressing more on the need of a supportive coach, the device is modelled with female as well as male voice assome respond better to a male voice or female voice.

Bringing them all together is what makes this product as the coolest and most challenging product. For more details, visit the following website – :

https://iq.intel.com/oakleys-radar-pace-helps-train-smarter/


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