The XsensrAIR sensor is a device, on show at CES 2015, that is designed to help extreme sport enthusiasts take their performance to the next level by giving their real-time feedback on different aspects of their performance.
The sensor adopts a square shape and is very compact, which is of course hugely important if you're going to be attaching it to skis, snowboards or mountain bikes. Indeed this sensor measures just 1.97 x 0.83 inches, and weighs only 14 grams.
It gather data on jump height, speed, landing impact, rotation and airtime and sends relevant data to a companion smartphone app.
The XsensrAIR sensor can be charged via USB, with the battery good to work for a full day on a single charge. It is available for pre-order for $179.95, with shipping expected to commence in February.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Extreme Sport Tracking
- Opportunity for innovative sensors and technology to track and analyze performance in extreme sports.
- Compact Wearable Devices
- Potential for development of lightweight, compact sensors specifically designed for extreme sports applications.
- Real-time Performance Feedback
- Demand for real-time data and analytics to help extreme sport enthusiasts improve their performance.
Where This Applies
- Sports Technology
- Opportunity for companies to develop innovative technologies and devices for tracking and analyzing performance in extreme sports.
- Wearable Technology
- Growth potential for companies specializing in designing and manufacturing compact wearable devices for various sports applications.
- Mobile Applications
- Opportunity for developers to create companion smartphone apps that provide real-time feedback and analysis for extreme sport enthusiasts.
