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The feelSpace Navigation Belt

Extent your senses by a sense of direction. With the navigation belt you feel directions and routes.

Follow Your Gut Feeling

The vibrotactile feelSpace navigation belt lets you feel where you should go. Orienting and navigating has never been so easy before. Just put the belt on, tell our feelSpace smartphone app where you want to go and you will receive navigation information straight on the skin. Vibrating elements signal the direction to your destination, as intuitive and simple as it gets. Put your smartphone away and get going! Just follow your gut feeling. What is your favorite navigation mode? The navigation belt has three different functionalities. If you want to get to your destination as fast, safe and effortless as possible, choose the routing function. The tactile signal will always point in the direction you should walk or bike to. Or do you want to explore a new city but be sure you don’t loose the way to a certain landmark? Beeline signals “connect” you with any location you so choose. The main station? No problem. The parking lot with your car? Easy. Enjoy the cityscape and always find your way. The third function, compass, is for those with a sense of adventure: Research has shown that training with a tactile compass belt over a certain time period gives you a never before experienced sense of direction and spatial understanding. Some even say you can learn an entirely new sense! How does it feel for you?

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Navigation that you feel

Tell your smartphone where you want to go – and the belt will show you the way. No need to carry maps or try to interpret the street layout, no need for frantic memorization of street signs, no need for checking your smartphone every five seconds if you are still headed in the right direction. Put your phone into your pocket and leave it there – or have a relaxed conversation on the way. Just feel the vibration and follow your gut feeling.

Orientation Safety

Safely from A to B – in the bustling city center, in rural locations, in known and unknown environments. In foreign countries, even if you can’t read the street sign. Your navigation belt takes you anywhere. Arrive stress-free, relaxed and safely!

 

Intuitive Operation

Map reading can be quite complicated – the navigation belt is quite simple. Just put it on, feel the signal, and you instantly know where to go. You don’t even need to know left from right or North from East. Getting to your destination can really be that effortless.

 

   This is how it works:

1. Put the belt on.
2. Tell the feelSpace App where you want to go.
3. The App calculates the shortest way.
4. Vibration starts!
5. Follow the signal.
6. A special pattern indicates that you have reached your destination.

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