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Hexoskin featured on the Today Show
Katie Linendoll presents Hexoskin during the Today Show on the first day of 2015.
"Smart clothes, wearable technology, a trend that is not going anywhere and so much in fact that it's actually the fabric in itself that is getting smarter. Check this out this is Hexoskin, there are sensors inside the fabric, you put a little device on the side here and you can actually for 14 hours calculate all of your data from Heart Rate to your Intensity it's in real time on your app. So pretty incredible technology."
Happy New Biometric Year to all!
Hexoskin featured on Engadget
Hexoskin was featured today on Engadget as a "smart shirt for exercise buffs".
Yes it's true, coaches and athletes will enjoy using Hexoskin to optimize their performance and avoid overtraining.
But Hexoskin does so much more! It's the ultimate tool for people who would like to analyze their sleep quality, perform research on cardiac or respiratory metrics, understanding the effects of psychology in sports, etc.
"The newly developed shirt, aimed at people who are fond of exercising regularly, is equipped with sensors capable of tracking over 42,000 data points every minute. Naturally, given that Hexoskin designed its product with athletes in mind, the shirt's bread and butter is to gather stats during physical training sessions, although it can also track daily activities such as sleep."
Read about Hexoskin on Engadget here
Hexoskin featured in AppleInsider
Great paper on AppleInsider about Hexoskin's US launch.
"The $399 Hexoskin biometric smart shirt is now available for purchase in the U.S., giving athletes the ability to measure, track and improve their performance in real time, with data on heart rate, breathing and more.
The shirt is available in both men's and women's styles, ranging from extra small to extra large, and additional shirts without the recording device cost $169 apiece.
When connected to the free iOS Hexoskin app, the shirt provides access to real-time metrics including heart rate, breathing rate, minute ventilation, pace, steps, speed, distance and more.
The Hexoskin is advertised to be safe for any kind of activity, and is designed and assembled in Canada. Data readouts from the shirt can be accessed in their raw format, and an open data API allows researchers or enthusiasts to utilize their own analytics software.
Among those said to use Hexoskin are the Brooklyn Nets basketball team, Sochi 2014 moguls Olympic medalists the Dufour-Lapointe sisters, and NASA and the Canadian Space Agency."
Hexoskin featured on CBC The National Wearable Technology helping Athletes
Everything you've always wanted to know about the Hexoskin smart shirt is here in this video broadcasted tonight on CBC's The National. You'll see our offices, employees, customers such as the Canadian Space Agency, Olympic medalists Dufour-Lapointe sisters, Washington Capital's Tomas Kundratek, professional and amateur athletes, etc. After watching, if you have any questions, feel free to contact us. We're always happy to chat with you!
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Destination: International Space Station. First Stop: Antarctica
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) uses an Antarctic mission to field test a "smart shirt for space"
January 22, 2014 - Longueuil, Quebec - Canadian Space Agency
XPAntarctik, a crew of six experienced explorers, leaves Canada tomorrow on the first leg of an unprecedented 45-day expedition to Antarctica. During their expedition, the team will be testing Astroskin, a prototype "smart shirt" for space for the Canadian Space Agency (CSA).
View full article →Crunchwear: Hexoskin is a Bluetooth shirt that keeps track of your vitals
"There are lots of vitality trackers on the market, and more forthcoming, but the Hexoskin has the advantage of being a simple shirt and not something clunky like an armband. [...] This makes it a perfect piece of wearable technology not only for athletes but for patients suffering from heart palpitations and murmurs, and even doctors who have patients suffering from similar ailments." View full article →Canoe.ca Techno Science: A smart shirt from Quebec, in the footsteps of Google Glass
Google Glass has become the emblem of an emerging trend in information technology: wearable technology (smart clothes and accessories). With its Hexoskin shirt, Carré Technologies of Montreal, is following in Google's footsteps, but aiming at elite sports. View full article →bnetTV interview at mHealth Summit 2012
Tony Sklar of bnetTV interviews Yvan Ouellet, VP of Business Development at Carré Technologies at the mHealth Summit show in December in Washington, DC. View full article →La Presse: The future of information technology is wearable
This article is in French only.
In Montreal, Hexoskin has developed a prototype of a shirt that reads your heart rate, breathing rate and movements. Its first customers are the astronauts of the Canadian Space Agency...
