The giant Consumer Electronics Show, held last month in Las Vegas, dazzled the world with inch-thick, flat-screen TVs and driverless cars. The cutting-edge wellness gear on display at the event may have been less glamorous but was no less amazing. Stand-up paddleboarders who want more power from their pulls get real-time feedback about entry angle, side comparison, cadence, stroke efficiency and calories burned. Your phone displays data about fish concentration in the area, as well as depth, temperature, vegetation and topography. An imperceptible, split-second flick of the iris reveals your data and input from smartphone cycling apps like Strava and Training Peaks.

Source: Los Angeles Times February 03, 2017 13:02 UTC