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Nixie Wrist Wearable Flying Drone
As if the world needed more items to put on our wrists, a startup company called Nixie (yes, another Nixie) is developing a wearable flying drone. This is all part of Intel’s “Make It Wearable” challenge, where the chip producer has challenged teams to produce a new wave of wearable technology. Nixie’s idea is to produce a small drone that can be wrapped on your wrist and taken with you.The company is developing a few prototypes, and it is unclear what their future will be, though they do have a site up and are promising e-mail subscribers that they will be notified about future developments. I think there is a good chance that wearable Nixie drones will see actual production at some point in the future.
MoVas Bronze Officer Watch Review
Today, we are going to review a watch that I was fairly certain I would not be seeing in person given the limited quantities being produced. That said, it was still intriguing enough of a piece that I did do a preview post about it when the pre-order was announced, and that brings us to today, where I have actually had time with the moVas Bronze Officer on my wrist.First things first, let’s address the limited quantities of the moVas Bronze Officer. The 50-piece run was planned as the watch to commemorate the 50th anniversary (1965 – 2015) of Singapore. Rather than take something from their existing lineup and just create a new dial to commemorate the event, they instead designed this new watch with details appropriate to the country. They chose bronze to reference the rich history of Singapore and the impact that trade has had. The GMT movement was to highlight those migrants (such as moVas’ Sean Wai) that need to know the time in other time zones. Finally, there is