The sleeve-worn product, which directs the user through sensory stimulation, is also ideal for soldiers.
At a recent conference for IDF intelligence and special forces in the Tel Aviv Exhibition Grounds, Israeli company TrekAce displayed a navigational tool that is ideal for bicycle riders, hikers, skiers, and soldiers. The product is a sleeve worn on the arm that gives the user real-time directions where he should go, based on a predefined route, through the use of sensory stimulation.
TrekAce's navigational sleeve comes in two versions: a 120-gram version for sports and hikes, which will cost $400-500, and a 180-gram version for extreme sports and the military, which will cost $500.
Published by Globes [online], Israel business news - www.globes-online.com - on July 28, 2016
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