Forcite Alpine is the first smart health connected ski helmet

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We have already seen many brands of glasses launch into smart health connected ski masks. We think in particular of Oakley, Recon or the latest RideOn, an augmented reality mask currently in the campaign on IndieGoGo. However, all skiers do not necessarily want to see their field of vision cluttered by various displays. This is where comes in the smart ski helmet called Forcite Alpine, which comes directly from Australia.

Alfred Boyadgis says it is the "very first smart health connected ski helmet", which will be no less "Greatest revolution on the ski slopes since the invention of chairlifts". The Australian is ambitious. As for the features now: First of all, it includes a stabilized camera at the front which can film in Full HD 1080p (160 ° angle, 120fps), a microphone to talk with friends on the track, a altimeter to record your jumps or a beacon that allows you to send the GPS location in the event of a significant impact. In the helmet, there are two speakers that connect in Bluetooth 4.0 to the Smartphone to recover the music of the wearer, as well as lights to stand out in case of fog. All information is saved on the Forcite Alpine mobile app

At the moment, neither the price nor the availability have been announced. We just know that it will be released "in 2015" according to the information presented on the official website. For now, you will just have to express your interest by submitting your email address on the site.

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