SINGAPORE, July 23, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Whyre today introduced Argon Transform, the world's first dual-camera Augmented Reality (AR) attachment designed to make any motorcycle helmet smart and ...

Last year’s Consumers Electronic Show saw helmet tech that got visitors pretty excited. The Skully was unveiled with HUD (head up display) for details like turn-by-turn navigation, a rear-view camera, ...

The kit adds a head-up display (HUD) as well as a front and rear camera to a full-face helmet Argon Transform’s kit costs as much as a premium smartphone. The HUD is capable of showing navigation and ...

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Motorbike riders have been clamoring for an augmented reality (AR) enabled bike helmet for years, hence the long-running and infamous Skully debacle. But now Singapore-based startup Whyre have come up ...

The anguish of losing their rider friends to fatal traffic accidents spurred five Singaporean motorcycle riding buddies to come together and create Argon Transform - a heads-up display (HUD) system ...

Singapore-based startup Whyre unveiled Argon Transform – a device that uses a dual-camera augmented reality solution. Advisory Alert: It has come to our attention that certain individuals are ...

With companies making rapid strides in making the optimum use of technology, it is not surprising to see riding gear being updated with more modern bits to keep riders safe every time they pull out of ...