Scientific American Features SensoGlove “2010 Gadget Guide: 10 Gizmos Taking Digital Learning and Entertainment to the Next Level”

By Larry Greenemeier, Scientific American

SciAm's 2010 Gadget Guide: 10 Gizmos Taking Digital Learning and Entertainment to the Next Level [Slide Show]
Big pop-tech dominated the headlines this year, so we present an array of mainly pint-size products that may have sneaked under your radar

By Larry Greenemeier | December 10, 2010

COURTESY OF SENSO SOLUTIONS GMBH
SENSOGLOVE

Germany's Senso Solutions GmbH's SensoGlove is a golf glove with built-in digital sensors that continuously reads the user's grip pressure to provide instant feedback at all the points of the swing. SensoGlove's audio feedback issues a warning the moment one's grip becomes too tight, in an effort to help golfers learn to maintain correct grip pressure at every point of the swing. The glove available since September, features a sweat-proof three-centimeter LED digital monitor and can provide real-time audio and visual feedback at 80 times per second. The sensor can be removed when the glove wears out and placed into a new SensoGlove.
Cost: $90
 

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