After the Project Ara, the first modular smartphone which you can make whatever you want out of the camera, the RAM, CPU and more, comes the first articulated smartwatch. The Project Ara passed into the hands of Google and Phoneblocks, now an independent organization, decided to take the step to buying wearable devices.
Create a modular, customizable smartwatch which called Blocks. The modules that are available to create your own smartwatch will include square and circular screens / facades, E Ink front, microphone, motion sensors, sensor gestures, GPS, heart rate sensor, sensor for oxygen in the blood, fingerprint scanner , headphone jack, camera, extra battery, NFC, lens and many more.
Each module will have a removable cover so you can configure and appearance with functionality. Now wonder if that can fit all of this, the answer is that the modules will be part of a bracelet.
The Blocks will enter a phase of crowdfunding in the second quarter of 2015, and the price has not been announced yet. If all goes well at the end of 2015 will be released on the market. Currently based Tizen OS and then supporting Android, iPhone and Windows Phone.
Create a modular, customizable smartwatch which called Blocks. The modules that are available to create your own smartwatch will include square and circular screens / facades, E Ink front, microphone, motion sensors, sensor gestures, GPS, heart rate sensor, sensor for oxygen in the blood, fingerprint scanner , headphone jack, camera, extra battery, NFC, lens and many more.
Each module will have a removable cover so you can configure and appearance with functionality. Now wonder if that can fit all of this, the answer is that the modules will be part of a bracelet.
The Blocks will enter a phase of crowdfunding in the second quarter of 2015, and the price has not been announced yet. If all goes well at the end of 2015 will be released on the market. Currently based Tizen OS and then supporting Android, iPhone and Windows Phone.
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