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HAPIfork - la fourchette intelligente

C’est une fourchette connectée à l’application Hapilabs. Cette fourchette contrôle ce que l’on mange, la promesse étant : “ mangez mieux, ralentissez et perdez du poids”. Son utilisation est très simple: de légères vibrations et des signaux lumineux alertent l’utilisateur lorsque qu’il mange trop rapidement.

L’application sert de base de données pour sauvegarder et faire des bilans de ce que l’utilisateur consomme pour ensuite coacher ce dernier sur son alimentation.

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The rapid rate, at which technology is growing, has made it nearly impossible to keep up with all the latest updates in the tech world. With the recent buzz around Internet of things (IoT) and the constant evolution in the tech world, not a day goes by without the emergence of a new product, service or smart gadget that would have seemed like fiction decades ago.

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https://www.hapi.com/product/hapifork

"Eating too fast leads to poor digestion and poor weight control. The HAPIfork, powered by Slow Control, is an electronic fork that helps you monitor and track your eating habits. It also alerts you with the help of indicator lights and gentle vibrations when you are eating too fast. Every time you bring food from your plate to your mouth with your fork, this action is called: a "fork serving". The HAPIfork also measures:

   * How long it took to eat your meal.    * The amount of "fork servings" taken per minute.    * Intervals between "fork servings".

"This information is then uploaded via USB or Bluetooth to your Online Dashboard on HAPI.com to track your progress. The HAPIfork also comes with the HAPIfork and HAPI.com apps plus a coaching program to help improve your eating behavior…."

(((Buy now!  US$80!)))

You know how sometimes you Google something innocuous and then you slowly descend into the depths of the internet and eventually find butts or boobs?

Ten minutes ago I was wondering what happened to the HAPIfork, a fork that vibrates after you've eaten too much to stop you from getting fat.  Somehow, I ended up reading a Cosmo article titled, "20 Insane Things Found In Butts."

HAPIFORK : GARPU BLUETOOTH UNTUK POLA MAKAN LEBIH SEHAT

Gapteker.com – Kebiasaan makan yang tidak benar, dapat menyebabkan penambahan berat badan kita. Untuk itu segera ubah pola makan kita. Idealnya, setiap suapan membutuhkan waktu 60 detik untuk mengunyah makanan. Agar tidak repot menghitung setiap suapan, Anda bisa menggunakan HAPIfork, garpu pintar dengan Bluetooth.

Garpu ini dapat memantau waktu yang Anda butuhkan saat makan, jumlah suapan yang…

HAPIfork http://wp.me/s39IRs-hapifork

E’ risaputo che mangiare velocemente e senza masticare abbastanza ha pessime ricadute sulla nostra digestione e quindi sul controllo del peso.

Ma niente paura! In nostro aiuto arriva sulle tavole HAPIfork, la forchetta bluetooth che salva la linea!

Grazie all’ uso di speciali sensori, la forchetta elettronica riesce a controllare la velocità del nostro pranzo bacchettandoci se stiamo mangiando troppo velocemente o troppo lentamente.

Ma come funziona?

L’ “amica forchetta” memorizza l’orario di inizio e di fine pasto, il numero delle volte in cui ci portiamo la forchetta alla bocca e la regolarità dei pasti durante tutta la giornata.

Scaricando poi l’apposita app, la forchetta elettronica invia tutti i dati al nostro smartphone e se ci abbuffiamo scatta l’allarme: Hapifork ci avvisa con una lunga vibrazione e ci fa rallentare!

La speciale forchetta nasce in America e costa 99 dollari.

Mi sorge spontanea una domanda: ci serve davvero una “mamma-forchetta” che ci bacchetti?

Nel frattempo.. calcolate la vostra velocità di abbuffata: ordinate su Sgnam e fate partire il cronometro!

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