As wearable technology continues to evolve and
define the space, as well as redefine mobile in
general, we get to enjoy the hatching of new ideas.
It really is quite remarkable, as seeing a completely
new set of ideas form and become an entirely new,
tangible product does not happen that often. 2014 could arguably be called the “dawn of the
wearable.” It was not the launch by any means, but
this was the year we started to see more than just a
few companies exert real effort to cater this
product to the consumer. In addition to that, we have seen dozens of smaller
crowd-sourced ideas over the past year, and we
have also seen how successful, and versatile the various ideas of wearables can be. Aside from Google Glass, whose display creates the impression of a large image a few feet away, most wearable
ideas so far have been connected wrist wear. Android Wear, Samsung’s Tizen powered brood, Pebble, and soon the Apple Watch, all make a play on the enduring wristwatch. While these new
devices are not meant to necessarily replace the
smartphone, as the first generation of users, we will
find ourselves with the longest wish list for features
or functionality. Physically speaking though, one of the challenges
is the size of the display. While we have watched
smartphones balloon in size over the past couple
years, it is fair to say that we may not want to
demand such an evolution on our wrist. Who really
wants to strap a 5-inch display to his or her arm? Turns out you may not have to. Cicret (pronounced
“secret”), based in Paris, France, is designing a
bracelet that will be equipped with a picoprojector
and an array of proximity sensors. The projector
emits an image on your forearm, and as you
interact with the image, the proximity sensors determine the gesture action or execution
command. The design and technology behind the Cicret
Bracelet is still in development. In lieu of a
crowdfunding campaign which would most
certainly find a number of delays, the company is
flat-out seeking donations from the world at large
to help them fund not only the bracelet, but to also expand availability of the company’s secure
messaging app, CICRET (beta available in Google
Play, linked below). If they reach a goal of €300,000 ($373,600;
£237,500), Cicret will be able to develop its secure
messaging application across all platforms. Raising
€700,000 ($872,000; £554,000) will give the
company the backing it needs to continue
prototype development of the Cicret Bracelet. A donation earns a spot on the company’s Wall of
Fame, and gratitude. If the Cicret Bracelet can make it to production,
expect a retail cost somewhere in the €380 ($475;
£300) range. The currently projected specifications
are the normal cast of characters, accelerometer,
memory card, micro USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, LED, 16GB
or 32GB, 10 colors options, and possibly a SIM card so the Cicret Bracelet can operate as a standalone
mobile device. A working prototype is said to be unveiled in just a
few short weeks, and that Cicret says that its
bracelet will pick-up where Google Glass left off.
The final design is expected to support Android
and iOS.

SOURCE: www.phonearena.com/news/The-Cicret-Bracelet-will-turn-your-arm-into-the-display-and-interface_id63767

VIDEO:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9J7GpVQCfms

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Ezedon:
OP ! OP!! OP!!!, how many times did i called u, stop telling us lies or !!

why not watch the video an tell me if its a lie?? Besides, its on phone arena.... You can check the site or google Cicret.... Thats why you have google...