Forget about a pile of separate gadgets for each sport. REACH is a modular GPS computer that adapts to your needs, whether it's rowing, kayaking, cycling, or even paragliding. Its main feature is interchangeable modules that allow you to transform the device for a specific task.
Need a walkie-talkie to communicate with your team on the water? No problem. Want to record your bike ride with a view? Attach an action camera. Or perhaps measure wind strength before a flight? There's a module for that too. This breaks the old paradigm where each sport required its own specialized device, often expensive and cumbersome.
REACH is equipped with a professional set of sensors: 10 Hz GNSS, 9-axis IMU, and a barometer, which provide accurate data on speed, pace, altitude, and other parameters. All of this is housed in a durable, waterproof casing weighing just 156 grams, with a sunlight-readable screen and a battery that lasts up to 26 hours. The device also supports synchronization with traditional standards to avoid losing historical data.
For the average athlete, this means the ability to have one device that covers most of their activities, saving space in their backpack and money. And for enthusiasts, there's an open module connector that promises ecosystem development thanks to third-party developers. This isn't just a new gadget; it's a step towards more versatile and personalized sports equipment.