Motorola wants to make your daily life more smart health connected

VerveLife is a brand new line of Motorola smart health connected devices for use both inside and outside the health home. This range currently includes a smart health connected camera, a tracker for pets and several headphones.

VerveLife is therefore a more than ambitious project for Motorola. Let's start with the VerveCam. This camera is smart health connected by Wi-Fi, records videos in 2.5K at 30 frames per second. She is IP67 certified (waterproof) and has a 138-degree wide angle lens. By positioning it correctly in a room in your house, you will be able to see everything that is happening directly on your smartphone.

Now let's go to VerveRetrieve. It is a waterproof GPS activity tracker that uses cellular data to allow you to track your pet from anywhere. Whether it's a cat, a dog, a rabbit or any other animal, this gadget will allow you to follow them wherever they go. You can follow everything they do and receive alerts via the Hubble app for iOS and Android.

As I said, the VerveLife range also offers headphones; a lot of headphones. VerveOnes and VerveOnes + are fully wireless Bluetooth headphones with microphones for making hands-free calls. Their battery will allow you to listen to music for 12 hours. The VerveOnes + is IP67 certified. Both models are in-ear headphones.

To complete the range, Motorola also offers a third and a fourth model: VerveLoop and VerveLoop +. VerveLoop headphones are also Bluetooth headphones. The VerveLoop has six hours of battery life and is IPx4 water resistant, while the VerveLoop + offers 12 hours of battery life and is IPx7, waterproof.

Normally, the VerveLife range will be presented by Motorola at MWC 2016 from Barcelona next week. The brand should then unveil the release date and prices.

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