In a world filled with a bazillion fitness tracking bands and smartwatches, the Pulse band stands out as something that serves a higher purpose. Designed to help the visually impaired navigate themselves on roads, the band works with an absolutely negligible learning curve and components, making it a much simpler product to use and manufacture as compared to other devices for people with acute vision problems.
Designer : Justin Horne
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