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Coca Cola Freestyle Machine
Coca Cola freestyle machine lets you create your own drink whilst in a fast-food establishment. Then share your creations online. It also hooks into coca colas huge network and feeds back the users data to coke so they can view trends in certain areas.
More information (sort of)
https://www.coca-colafreestyle.com/#!/mobile-app/
A Review
http://www.wired.com/2014/01/coke-iot/
Toymail
Toymail is essentially an internet connected walkie talkie. Aimed at partents with young children, the parent can send a voice message to the child's Toymail device from their smartphone (via an app). The child can then respond as long as the device is connected to the internet.
More information:
http://www.toymail.co/
A review:
http://www.gizmag.com/toymail-mails-kids-toys/30117/
Coin
Coin is a bluetooth enabled Credit Card. It connects to your phone in order for you to input your card date. Coin can share payment data with current card machines but stores up to 8 cards locally on the device. The screen shows which card the user is currently using
More information:
https://onlycoin.com/
A Review
http://makingmoneyfastandslow.com/blog/2013/12/04/coin-review-why-i-wont-be-buying-a-coin-anytime-soon/
Flood Beacon
Flood Beacon is an internet-connected device that broadcasts real-time flood level data and alerts. The data is sent to an open API allowing people to hook into the flood trackers and visualise them in their own way. This means the device can be used around the world in different ways.
More Information
http://floodbeacon.com/
A Review
http://www.techfaster.com/flood-beacon-real-time-flood-data/
Nod Ring
Nod is a bluetooth enabled ring that uses a combination of accelerometer sensor and buttons to be able to track multiple gestures. It can connect with a wide variety of devices such as laptops, phones and even the Nest Thermostats to allow the user wireless control.
More information
https://www.hellonod.com/
A Review
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/80373.html?rss=1
FarmBolus
Wow, there's a lot of innovation in Cow-Tech! When a website has a statement that reads "Data Download from Cow" you know it's got to be good. Anyway...
The handset communicates by radio to the implant which sit inside the cow. The handset relays the signal to the main computer via wifi. This allows large farms to track and manage data from all their cows.
More Information
http://www.ecow.co.uk/products/farmbolus/
A Review/Explaination
http://www.fwi.co.uk/articles/26/02/2014/143434/rumen-bolus-for-dairy-cows-aids-nutrition.html
Quitbit
Quitbit is a flameless fully rechargeable cigarette lighter that connects to the users smartphone to track the amount they smoke and offers guidance to try and help the user quit smoking.
More Information
http://quitbitlighter.com/
A review
http://www.t3.com/news/quitbit-smart-lighter-helps-you-give-up-the-smokes
Amazon Dash
Amazon Dash is a device that lives in a users home and allows them to scan items to add them to a grocery list. The device connects this list to the user's amazon fresh account (amazon's grocery business) from which replacement groceries can be immediately ordered and delivered to the user's home.
More information:
https://fresh.amazon.com/dash/
A Review:
http://www.theverge.com/2014/4/4/5582932/amazon-announces-dash-barcode-scanner-microphone-for-amazonfresh
Filip Kids Watch
Filip is a watch that allows parents to monitor their children's movements and habits. The watch also enables very basic one-to-one mobile phone functions between the parent and child. The parent installs an app on their smartphone which allows them to track their child's movements. The watch also features an 'intelligent emergency' function that identifies when the child is in trouble and sends a notification to the parent.
More Information:
http://www.myfilip.com/
A Review:
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/09/technology/personaltech/review-wearable-filip-phone-tracker
Hive Active Heating
Hive, a sub-brand of British Gas. Allows a user to connect their existing heating system to the Internet in order to view its status and control its output whilst out and about. The hive system is installed by british gas and monitors energy usage to provide easy to understand information to users about their home.
More Information:
https://www.hivehome.com/hive-active-heating
A Review:
http://www.trustedreviews.com/british-gas-hive-active-heating_Peripheral_review
Silent Herdsman Collar
The Silent Herdsman allows farmers to track the health of their cattle remotely. Designed for herds of up to 1000 cows its main function is to detect cows in heat and allow the farm to correctly identify this condition. The Collar has a 3-year battery life and connects wirelessly via a system of base stations to touchscreens stationed around the farm.
More Information:
http://www.silentherdsman.com/index.html
A Review(ish):
http://startups.co.uk/wearable-tech-for-livestock-silent-herdsman-closes-3m-deal-led-by-scottish-equity-partners/
Automatic Link
Automatic displays useful data about a users driving habits. The product connects to their car via the in-car data port and collects engine data as well as GPS coordinates. This allows the user to view graphics and charts on their mobile phone to work out where they could improve their driving.
More Info:
http://www.automatic.com/
A Review:
http://www.engadget.com/2013/11/26/automatic-link-review/
Nymi Authentication Band
Nymi band uses your 'Cardiac Rhythm' to prove your identity. The user can then allow Nymi access to their personal devices knowing only when they are wearing it will the access be authenticated. Nymi uses bluetooth to connect to devices and proximity sensors for validation of location.
More Information:
http://www.getnymi.com/
A Review:
http://techcrunch.com/2013/09/03/nymi/
More about the 'cardiac rhythm' technology:
http://www.economist.com/blogs/babbage/2013/05/biometrics
GE + Quirky Air Conditioner
Quirky advertises itself as selling products invented by real people (this was invented by Garthen Leslie). This partnership with General Electronics sees them reinventing the air conditioning unit to be smarter and much easier to use and understand. The unit connects to a smartphone to provide controls that the user can activate from anywhere in the world.
More Information:
https://www.quirky.com/aros
A Review:
http://www.gizmag.com/aros-ge-quirky-air-conditioner/31291/
No Place Like Home Shoes
Dominic Wilcoxs shoes imitate Dorothy's shoes from The Wizard of OZ by allowing the user to tap their heels together, at which point the shoes use LED's on the toe to guide them home. The user's home is pre programmed in. the left shoe shows the direction in which to walk, the righ shoes the distance remaining to the location.
More Information:
http://dominicwilcox.com/portfolio/gpsshoe/
A Review:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-northamptonshire-20780043
We:Ex Navigate
Navigate is a jacket that lets the wearer interact with way-finding and navigation services through the interface on the jackets arms. The jacket connects to the internet and can show a wide variety of directions and distance through a combination of LED's and vibration emitters.
More Information:
http://wearableexperiments.com/navigate/
A Review:
http://www.psfk.com/2013/11/wearable-experiments-tech-jacket.html#!z3Bxf
PiePal
PiePal beta: Ordering Pizza With The Push of a Button from iStrategyLabs on Vimeo.
PiePal lets the user order pizza through the push of a button. It connects through the Dominoes pizza ordering system. the device is constantly connected to the internet through a Raspberry PI.
More Information
http://piepal.me/
A Review
http://www.npr.org/blogs/alltechconsidered/2013/11/12/244828150/this-device-lets-you-order-a-pizza-with-the-push-of-a-button