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Competitive athletes’ success can be determined by between mere milliseconds or even a millimeter! This means they must take into account every possible factor to ensure they have the best chances of winning, and that includes environmental differences between where they compete and train.
Pace is a device that measures the environment for endurance athletes. The athlete measures the environment where they train periodically to build an understanding on what the athlete’s body is acclimated to. The athlete then measures the environment that they are competing in. Depending on their unique acclimation and what the race environment is, Pace suggests an adjustment in their pace/target heart rate to prepare for more harsh environments or to take advantage of more favorable conditions.
Designer: Andrew Ferrier
New add-on boxes that extend and supplement the functionality of existing Premiere DVRs aren't all TiVo had to show off this week at the Cable Show in Boston, as it also demonstrated the fruits of its new partnership with Pace. The result is this XG1 gateway, a six-tuner DVR that's intended to be sold by TV providers and then hidden away in a closet, quietly distributing video to smart TVs or extenders located throughout the house. It runs TiVo's software with support for multi-room video, MoCA, mobile and tablet remote apps and at least 500GB of hard drive space inside. Since it hasn't announced any plans to bring this unit to retail we'll have to wait and see which providers decide to offer it when it becomes available in the Americas "later this year".
TiVo shows off Pace-built XG1 six-tuner gateway DVR it plans to ship later this year originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 24 May 2012 03:52:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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