After dropping the idea for the Hyperloop, leaving the development to others, then getting back into the game, Elon Musk is showing a lot more interest in it. He recently held a student competition at his SpaceX headquarters, helping one team hit 201…
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#IFA2017 – When it comes to robotic vacuum cleaners, there are actually quite a few in the market to choose from. However if you’re after a bit of variety, then you might be interested to learn that Neato has recently unveiled their latest robot vacuum cleaner in the form of the Botvac D7 Connected.
This is actually not Neato’s first foray into robotic vacuum cleaners. The company has unveiled quite a few models in the past but according to them, the Botvac D7 Connected is the company’s “most intelligent” robot vacuum cleaner to date. This is thanks to features like the Neato FloorPlanner Advanced Mapping & Cleaning technology, as well as IFTTT compatibility, meaning that you can actually further automate your vacuum cleaner for specific events/time and so on.
The Botvac D7 Connected will also come with an accompanying app that will allow users to create a personalized floor plan, where they can set geofences within the home where they do not want the robot to go. The app will also come with a Cleaning Summary Map that will show where the robot has vacuumed, and if there were any issues or obstacles that might have been in its way during the cleaning process.
As expected robotic vacuum cleaners do not come cheap and the Neato Botvac D7 Connect is no different. It will be priced at $799 and is expected to be made available in Q4 2017.
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#IFA2017 – Smartwatches are a dime a dozen and pretty much most major tech brands seem to have created one or two at some point in time. However if you’re a bit tired of the run-of-the-mill kind of smartwatch, then you might want to check out MyKronoz’s ZeTime smartwatch, which is a hybrid smartwatch of sorts.
The device was launched on Indiegogo as a crowdfunding project where it managed to raise over $6 million in funding, and at IFA 2017, the company has announced that the ZeTime hybrid smartwatch is set for global availability this coming September, so if you’ve been eyeing the device, September is when you’ll be able to get your hands on it.
For those hearing about it for the first time, the ZeTime is a hybrid smartwatch in the sense that it will sport a digital display and also mechanical hands. This means that if you don’t want to turn on the display, not to worry as the mechanical hands will be able to tell you the time. However if you wanted added smarts, the ZeTime will function like most smartwatches and will be able to inform users of incoming calls/notifications, check the weather, play music, and also comes with an optical heart rate sensor that you can use for fitness-related activities.
Available in two sizes – Petite with a 39mm face and Regular with a 44mm face, the ZeTime hybrid smartwatch will be priced starting at $200.
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