LifeBeam is kicking off an Indiegogo campaign for a new smart cycling helmet that uses smart sensors to track your heart rate. LifeBeam is an Israel-based startup that thus far has specialized in ...

Lazer’s new DIY LifeBEAM 2.0 kit offers reliable heart rate without a chest strap and does not incur the same ventilation penalty as the Genesis LifeBEAM Buy if, You own a suitable lazer helmet and ...

Is Vi up to the task of being your new running coach? Vi is a fitness coach with real personality, offering up helpful tips and guidance that will help you improve your workouts. When she's working ...

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The story of this helmet starts with LifeBeam, an Israeli company whose wearable bio-sensing technology was (and continues to be) tested on jet pilots, astronauts and members of the special forces.

Providing useful, actionable insights is the dream of fitness trackers but so far, not many have been able to achieve such goals. Smart coaches that use the insight to help push you along in your ...

Most wearable fitness trackers give you the option to choose your own headphones to listen to while you exercise, but the new Vi headphones from LifeBeam actually bundles a pair of proprietary ...

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - Mar 24, 2016) - LifeBEAM, a global leader in wearable technology, today announced the closing of a $16 million funding round, led by Squarepeg Capital with participation ...

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - Jun 1, 2016) - LifeBEAM, announced today the launch of a new Kickstarter campaign to bring Vi, a first-of-its-kind AI personal trainer, to market. Vi lives in cutting-edge ...

Wearable technology company LifeBEAM has powered products for the Israeli air force and brands like Under Armour and Samsung. It’s now making its own product – wireless, artificially intelligent ...

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