WearOS Useful app that turns watches into a Bluetooth mouse WowMouseone of the notable ones within the scope of CES 2024 happened.
WearOS It was prepared for smart watches with an operating system and was physically exhibited to visitors by opening the CES 2024 stand. WowMouse, It receives help from sensitive sensors such as the accelerometer in smart watches, and thus it is used in products such as tablets or computers connected via Bluetooth. allows the cursor to be controlled with hand / arm movements. The experience offered by the application, which basically turns your smart watch into a mouse, is shown in the videos below, and the “clicking” operation in the infrastructure is achieved by touching the index finger and thumb. If you want to try the application, you can directly from here can be obtained, the developer company says about its application, “The motion detection algorithm was specifically tested with Samsung Galaxy Watch 4/5/6.” warning is passed.
Found this booth @doublepointlab horse #CES that turns your WearOS watch into a Bluetooth mouse. All off-the-shelf hardware. It works shockingly well and they’re targeting licensing to OEMs so the app is free for end-users. Worth playing around with! pic.twitter.com/KPv9Xn9g4o
— Snazzy Labs (@SnazzyLabs) January 11, 2024
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Some other wearable products also made a splash at the CES 2024 fair. For example smart ring Amazfit Helio Ring was introduced. It is known for its many smart watch models and some of these models are also sold in Turkey. Amazfit, It did not skip CES 2024 and added a new member to the smart ring market. Not revolutionizing the field Amazfit Helio Ring, It looks pretty standard and its titanium-made body weighs less than 4 grams.
The ring, which is not affected by water and is intended to be worn constantly, can track activity on many items and regularly transfer them to the company’s smartphone application. Like other smart rings, Helio Ring can also measure sleep tracking, athletic performance statistics and other standard health data such as heart rate, blood oxygen and stress. The product, whose price and other key details such as battery life have not been shared yet, will be available for sale in the coming months and will most likely not enter the lives of many people like other smart rings.