Cicret Bracelet Turns Your Skin into Touch Screen Android Interface
Wrist wearables may focus on fitness and notifications, but one bracelet called Cicret aims to create a smartphone screen on the user’s hairy forearm. Soon, users could be reading their emails on their skin. (Photo : Cicret) While leaders in smartphone technologies Apple and Samsung are touting ion-strengthened glass screens and 4K displays on their devices, a group of four visionaries believe the next revolution is about to happen on the user's own skin. A four-man team from France has come up with the idea for a bracelet that can be used to turn the wearer's arm into a smartphone screen. "With the Cicret Bracelet, you can make your skin your new touchscreen," says the Cicret team on its website. A promotional video made for Cicret, which has amassed nearly 4 million views on YouTube, shows the bracelet, if it ever becomes a real product, in action. The team at Cicret is currently raising funds to make their vision a reality. © 2015 Tech Times, All rights reserved.
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This Simple Bracelet Can Turn Your Arm Into an Interactive Smartphone Display
Smartphone addicts will want to pay close attention to this. Say, for example, you're taking a shower or relaxing in a hot bath. Your smartphone is nowhere near your wet, soapy hands. Just then an important email comes in. The inventors of something called Cicret (pronounced “secret”) want to change that. Related: A Watch That Shoots Lasers? And it’s apparently water-proof, too. Sound too good to be true? See? Related: Want a New Smartwatch? Basically, Cicret lets you do everything you do on your phone on your forearm, palm up or palm down, depending on which way you wear it. How it works isn’t, well, much of a Cicret, er, secret. Also in the promo clip, the bracelet appears to be activated in a quick flick of the wrist. Related: Gold? The one thing you can’t do unfortunately is get one right now. Cicret’s Paris-based developers say they still need to raise about $1.2 million dollars to make the project a reality. Related: A Wearable Women Want to Wear?
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Futuristic Device Will Turn Your Forearm Into a Smartphone
You’re wearing the future of wearable technology right now. Not your shirt. Not your pants. I’m talking about your skin. The Apple Watch ain’t got nothing on Cicret — a concept wristband that will project the content of your phone directly onto your forearm. Want to send emails while in the shower? According to Gizmag, the wristband will have proximity sensors to detect where your fingers are, so they can interact with the interface just like any other touchscreen device. The wristband will also be able to activate speakerphone so you don’t even have pick your phone up to answer calls. The French company behind Cicret believes they can create and release this product within a year and a half. It’s a smartphone sans the phone. RYOT NOTE from Anna For all the bad things people have to say about technology impacting our lives, there’s no denying it’s also being employed to connect people in ways we never thought possible.
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