LAS VEGAS — The marriage of wearable technology and sports can often seem forced, but a cycling jacket on display at Sunday's CES Unveiled event offers one of the most practical — and surprisingly stylish — approaches to wearables we've seen yet.
Visijax is a lightweight nylon jacket embedded with strategically placed LEDs that flash when the wearer signals a right or left turn by raising an arm.
The UK-based company demonstrated the jacket for us, and it works exactly as promised. After the rider signals, the lights continue to flash, then turn off after about five seconds. Read more...
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