Trivoli is a new w which is meant to transform a simple watch into a smart watch, and last night we talked to you about Chronos, a device with similar capabilities.
Trivoli it is basically a plastic disk that you attach to the case of your watch and that is able to communicate with your smartphone to generate vibrations and lighting of some LEDs based on the notifications you receive in your terminals.
Apart from these, it is able to generate vibrations when you have to go to a meeting marked in the Calendar application or when an alarm is run by the Clock application, but its functionality is somewhat more complex than that of Chronos.
In contrast to the Chronos, Trivoli it is able to control the camera of a smartphone, separately from its Music application, it includes a sensor for monitoring heartbeats and it synchronizes with native applications for Health or monitoring fitness activities.
- Super thin: just 3.0 mms
- Fitness tracker: optical heart rate sensor, pedometer (works with Google Fit, Apple Health and more)
- Messages, notifications, calls, alerts
- Control your smartphone from your wrist: Camera, Spotify, iTunes, SONOS
- Sleek, ergonomic design
- Hypo allergenic: certified skin friendly
- Water resistant
- Up to 4 days battery life
- Works with any watch
- Silent vibrating alarms
- Multi-color LEDs for intuitive recognition
- Works with iOS 8 – 9 on iPhone 5 and above
Trivoli it is only 0.3mm thick, has control including for Spotify or SONOS applications, is water resistant, has an autonomy of up to 4 days, double that of Chronos, and is only compatible with iPhone terminals for now, so it will be of limited interest .
Trivoli is waiting for funding on a popular crowdfunding platform and has already raised a fifth of the money it needs to reach the market, so we are witnessing the launch of new types of wearables for users.
