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Triton 2 will coach you to become a better swimmer with AI

Triton 2 will coach you to become a better swimmer with AI

Posted on May 31, 2019 By Jarvis

Next gen device that lives on the head also gets hardware redesign

Canadian startup TritonWear is ready to upgrade the swimming wearable it launched back in 2015 in the form of the Triton 2.

Like the first version, the device is still worn underneath your swimming cap or clipped to your goggles analyses your stroke based on the movement of your head. It can monitor key swim metrics like push-offs, turns, breathing events, dolphin kicks underwater, breakouts and more.
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Wearables Tags:AI, hardware, stroke, swimming, wearable

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