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ENGO's Lite AR tech "ActiveLook" Now Powers American Magic's Pursuit of the America's Cup

By Marc V.
ENGO's Lite AR tech "ActiveLook" Now Powers American Magic's Pursuit of the America's Cup

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American Magic, a leading contender in the prestigious America's Cup, has harnessed the power of our own ActiveLook Lite AR technology to elevate their sailing regimen. ActiveLook, the same innovative technology that powers your ENGO Eyewear, is making a major step in sailing by providing real-time data and enhancing situational awareness.

 

How ActiveLook is Transforming Sailing

Following a few month of collaboration and development, American Magic has been integrating ActiveLook in their training and racing for more than a year. ActiveLook's heads-up display (HUD) technology seamlessly integrates with the sailor's protective gear projecting vital information in their field of vision, without obstructing their view. The hands-free approach allows sailors and pilot to maintain focus on the race and opponent while accessing critical data like wind speed, boat speed, and (secret) navigation cues.

 

But ActiveLook isn't just for elite sailors ! 

Whether you're a seasoned runner or a dedicated cyclist, ENGO Eyewear powered by ActiveLook can help fine-tune a training intensity in real-time. Stay focused on your effort while effortlessly monitoring metrics like pace, heart rate, and power.

Everything runners ask, answered.

Will I even notice a difference?

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