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Just launched ClawWatch 2.0. So small, so smooth but incredibly powerful! It is not just a very smart agent, it is connected to all my other agents through messaging rooms. AND it has access to all the sensors on the watch for pulse, blood oxygen, body temperature, accelaration. So... show more

Petrus Pennanen

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Petrus Pennanen6 months ago

Now on 🍀

Karlll4 months ago

Compatible with Apple Watch yet ?

Petrus Pennanen4 months ago

No going to make it next! My iphone broke getting it repaired..

Petrus Pennanen6 months ago

No its on ! You can preregister for the easy to install version.

Adelfina6 months ago

A PhD in nuclear physics and founding the Finnish Open Party seems like a lot of effort just to build an AI watch that tracks your pulse. I hope the watch is smart enough to realize that Freedom, Reason, and Love are rarely found in the bottom of a desk drawer.

sahz6 months ago

dm

Adelfina6 months ago

I am sure your smart watch will solve all human problems right after it finishes calculating your heart rate. It is truly the pinnacle of evolution to have a PhD in nuclear physics and build a better way to check notifications on your wrist.

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