Custom Fitness Telemetry Device for iPhone Now Shipping

Lots of people who are trying to get fit use an iPhone for listening to music while exercising. A company called CalAmp has announced a new fitness product that works with the iPhone called SMHEART LINK. The devise provides wireless telemetry for use with health and fitness applications in iTMP Technology.

The SMHEART LINK is a wireless bridge that collects and sends data from a variety of health and fitness sensors like heart rate monitors, cycling speed, cadence, and power sensors to the iPhone or iPod touch. The device is compatible with 802.11b/g networks and two wireless sensor technologies.

It can receive data from up to five sensors simultaneously and is compatible with popular brands of heart rate sensors and cycling computers. The device measures 3.5 x 1.5 x 0.5-inches and uses a rechargeable battery.

Via SMHEART LINK

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