The following devices include a Buzzer.
We define "Buzzer" as a device that creates an audible buzzing noise and is used for signaling the user.
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Worn on the Wrist
and used
for Lifestyle applications.
KiGO is a locating watch designed for children enabled with GPS/WIFI positioning and worldwide connectivity through an integrated... |
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Worn on the Hand
and used
for Fitness applications.
The Oxstren smart gym glove is a comprehensive fitness monitoring system designed to provide in-depth feedback to users. The glove is made... |
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Worn on the Wrist
and used
for Lifestyle & Fitness applications.
The Leikr GPS sport watch is designed for accessible, realtime functionality through WiFi connectivity and a propriety Linux based... |
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Worn on the Wrist
and used
for Lifestyle & Fitness applications.
The Garmin Swim is a fitness watch created exclusively for swimmers. Using a highly sensitive internal accelerometer, the watch can detect... |
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Worn on the Fingers
and used
for Industrial applications.
The Motorola RS507 Hands-Free Imager is a ring-mounted barcode scanner. Along with its ergonomic design, the Hands-Free Imager uses both... |
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Worn on the Wrist
and used
for Fitness applications.
The Pavlock is a wrist-worn device that is designed to build good habits. This wearable device uses electric shocks and negative... |
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Worn on the Wrist
and used
for Fitness & Lifestyle applications.
The Atlas is a wearable fitness tracker designed to distinguish between workout routines, calculate calories burned and evaluate workout... |
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Worn on the Wrist
and used
for Fitness applications.
The WearIT Smart Watch is an Android 4.1 powered wearable device that prides itself in being customizable for all types of users - whether... |
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Worn on the Torso
and used
for Lifestyle & Medical applications.
The nECG Minder is a wearable activity monitor designed to record ECG signals (when paired with Nuubo's nECG Shirt) as well as body... |
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The Casio G-Shock GB-6900 watch is a shock-resistant and water-resistant wearable device. It uses wireless Bluetooth technology and can be... |
