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Smart devices have made our lives so much easier. Whether it's our smartphone, laptops, or even smart home appliances, there's always a new technology keeping us occupied. If you're a competitive or ...

Fitness tech startup Form launches its first product today: augmented reality swimming goggles. You might think AR sounds like a bit of a gimmick for swimmers. I certainly did. My Apple Watch already ...

In 2019, Form launched a pair of goggles with a built-in display showing real-time data when you swim. Given how many things the company got right the first time around, the word of the day for its ...

Goggles play a crucial role in someone’s swimming experience. Whether someone is swimming competitively, training for a competition or just for fun and exercise, a proper pair of swim goggles can ...

New partnership will bring augmented-reality performance metrics displayed on FORM goggles to the homes of thousands of swim spa swimmers worldwide FORM, the sports wearable technology company behind ...

Sports technology company Form announced the Form Swim Goggles, which enable athletes to view performance metrics on an augmented reality display on swim goggles that you can wear underwater. The ...

Wearing goggles while swimming is important to protect our eyes from harsh chemicals like chlorine, and kids love to look around underwater. But oftentimes, our goggle-wearing experience is less than ...

Competitive swimmers certainly like to track their performance, often using devices such as swim watches – the problem is, the athletes have to stop to look at those things. A Vancouver-based startup ...