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VTouch’s WIZPR RING Redefines Wearable Tech with ChatGPT AI Voice Command – stupidDOPE.com

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In the realm of wearable technology, VTouch emerges as a pioneer with its latest innovation: the WIZPR RING. Unveiled at CES 2024, this fashion-forward accessory is about style, and being a gateway to seamless interactions with artificial intelligence, featuring none other than ChatGPT.

Imagine whispering commands to your ring, and AI responding with precision and speed. Thats the promise of WIZPR RING. Equipped with cutting-edge technology, it filters out background noise, responding only to the whisper of its wearer. But its capabilities extend beyond mere commands; it fosters ASMR-style conversations, making interactions with AI an intimate experience.

Privacy concerns? VTouch has you covered. The WIZPR RINGs design incorporates a proximity sensor and microphone, ensuring that conversations remain confidential. With no wake words required, users can effortlessly activate the device by bringing it close to their lips, with automatic deactivation upon withdrawal.

Functionality meets elegance with this wearable marvel. Users can seamlessly switch between AI tools like ChatGPT, Siri, Alexa, and more, all with a simple whisper. Contextual conversations? Just mutter Whats up? or press a button, and the ring delves into your smartphones calendar, messages, and even the weather.

But the WIZPR RING isnt just about convenience; its a lifeline in emergencies. With a simple five-time button press, it activates an SOS mode, alerting pre-set contacts and providing location data for swift assistance.

And lets talk design. Available in eight sizes and crafted from titanium and epoxy resin, this accessory blends seamlessly into your style. Plus, with up to 66 hours of connectivity on a single charge, its ready for the long haul.

Excited to get your hands on one? VTouch has already kicked off an online campaign, with release and shipping slated for July 2024. Dont miss out on the future of wearable tech. Whisper your commands with WIZPR RING and step into a new era of AI integration.

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From Spacesuit Loop Scrubs to VR Therapy: Decoding a Day of Science Aboard the ISS – SciTechDaily

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Expedition 70 Flight Engineers (from left) Loral OHara and Jasmin Moghbeli, both NASA astronauts, pose for a portrait while installing helmet lights on spacesuits and checking the functionality of their spacesuits components. Credit: NASA

Thursday marked another day of station upkeep aboard the International Space Station (ISS). The Expedition 70 crew spent most of the day on spacesuit and station maintenance, auditing equipment, and wrapping up experiments started earlier this week.

In the morning, NASA Flight Engineer Jasmin Moghbeli was joined by ESA (European Space Agency) Commander Andreas Mogensen to perform a loop scrub on spacesuits that will be used during upcoming spacewalks this year. Moghbeli then reconfigured the hardware to initiate iodination, which is performed to remove contaminants from transfer loops.

ESA (European Space Agency) astronaut and Expedition 70 Commander Andreas Mogensen replaces computer hardware inside the Advanced Space Experiment Processor-2 (ADSEP-2) that can house and process samples for a variety of biological and physical science experiments. Credit: NASA

Mogensen had a busy rest of the day, completing a VR Mental Care session, which demonstrates the use of virtual reality for mental relaxation. He then moved on to station upkeeprestocking the battery pantry and completing monthly maintenance on the orbital labs treadmillbefore rounding out the day with a hearing assessment.

NASA Flight Engineer Loral OHara began the day setting up a microphone to be worn on her shoulder to take sound measurements around the station and then completed some orbital plumbing tasks, removing and replacing the filter in the waste and hygiene compartment.

JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) astronaut and Expedition 70 Flight Engineer Satoshi Furukawa poses for a portrait next to the Cell Biology Experiment Facility Incubator Unit inside the International Space Stations Kibo laboratory module. Credit: NASA

Earlier in the week, JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) Flight Engineer Satoshi Furukawa hydrated and incubated production packs for the BioNutrients-1 investigation. On Thursday, Furukawa retrieved the samples to inspect and photograph, which will help researchers better understand on-demand production of human nutrients over long-duration missions. He then wrapped up his day installing the Robotics Work Station for upcoming research.

All three cosmonauts aboard the station continued audit and inventory tasks that started earlier this week. Flight Engineer Oleg Kononenko inventoried the Rassvet module, while Flight Engineer Nikolai Chub audited medical kits and Flight Engineer Konstantin Borisov audited light units throughout Roscosmos segments. Borisov also ran a Pilot-T session, an ongoing experiment to practice piloting techniques, while Chub replaced the carbon monoxide sensor in the Zarya module.

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