Filed under: News | Portable Devices
Jan 3 2003, 10:08am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
vigiWATCH is a newly created swiss company that offers the smallest, most precise radiation detector worldwide in a normal size wrist watch.
Technical Data:
Displays current radioactivity rates from 0.00001mSv/h to 4.00000 mSv/h
Displays cumulative radioactive dose from 0.001mSv/h to 9999 mSv/h
Precision +/- 25% over total range
Acoustic and/or visual alarm if a programmable critical level is reached
Besides the radioactivity detection, its also showing the time in a digital and analog display. Hope this watch never becomes standard equipment for survival on this planet.
The watch is sold on the vigiWatch homepage for 1100USD.
vigiWatch
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Luigi Lugmayr
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