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By Gaurav Kheterpal

When you have a gun in your hand, people often advice you – ‘Watch that Trigger’. Armatix decided to take that advice literally and came up with a watch that controls your gun. Wearing a stylish wrist watch is trendy (except this watch is fugly) and owning a gun has its own aura – so if the two can be combined, it offers you the best of both worlds.

The gun won’t work and a red LED will light up if the watch isn’t in close proximity of the gun. The way this unusual combination works is through the watch sending a wireless arming signal to the gun. If the gun picks up the signal, it gets armed and a green LED lights up. Priced at nearly 7,000 Euros, this is quite an expensive affair.

I’m wondering what happens if your watch battery dies out and you need the gun?

Armatix ] VIA [ Wired ]

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Gaurav Kheterpal is a seasoned technology professional with nearly a decade of experience in Mobile, Web 2.0 and Open Source Technologies. Gaurav did his B.S from Thapar University , India and his Masters from BITS, Pilani, India . He has worked in several engineering positions for Alcatel-Lucent, Siemens and Conexant Systems. He is a self proclaimed addict to the world of cell phones, messaging, collaboration & communication. He is a voracious reader and a compulsive writer. Gaurav is an active member of various IETF forums related to signaling / media and an avid follower of technology changes in mobile handsets, telecom equipment and social networking. When he’s not writing about technology, he’s usually spending time playing with his daughter or updating his daughter’s blog.

4 COMMENTS

  1. These technologies are DANGEROUS. None of them have been found to be reliable and every cop I know is terrified they will need to use one of these some day. I can shoot with either hand. I can shoot in odd positions that might screw up the connection – this causes trouble.

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