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Smart Yoga YogiFi Gen 2 Pro is an upgrade from the company's first iteration of intelligent yoga mat, offering updated technology that tracks simple-to-complex yoga postures all by touch via pressure and light sensors. The mat provides real-time responses and automatically correlates vitals and breathing patterns through a tablet (included in the package), giving visual and haptic feedback for posture corrections and flexibility. The YogiFi program offers personalized yoga sessions with an immersive virtual studio experience that recommends personalized wellness programs based on an individual's history, current limitations, and future goals. These programs are designed and curated by certified yoga professionals from India and across the globe, with new programs being added all the time. You can even pair it with a smartwatch or Google assistant software for voice commands. $399 preorder. yogifi.fit Gita on the Go The Gita personal robot is a polite little helper that will follow you around and carry anything you place in it. The Gita uses computer sensor vision, allowing it to follow users both indoors and outdoors with ease. Users simply stand in front of it and tap it, allowing it to scan and remember whoever it's following. Gita's sensors allow it to see, understand, and react to its surroundings, including a 3-dimensional understanding of people, obstacles, speeds, and trajectories, processing visual and spatial information in real-time for quick reactions. It can hold up to 40 pounds of goods and travel up to 6 MPH, adjusting its gait to the person it's following. Gita will light up and make sounds as a means to communicate with users and other pedestrians. The MyGita app lets you play music through Gita, lock its bin, check battery status, and track the miles you've walked. $2,950. mygita.com Let's Do Lunch The SunnySide smart lunchbox employs a built-in solar panel and a 10,000 mAh power bank to keep your food hot or cold for up to 20 hours. What's more, it can cook or freeze food (hot enough to boil pasta and cold enough to keep ice cream from melting) thanks to its direct induction technology, fans, cooling technology, and plenty of insulation. It even features a USB port on the side so you can charge your phone while eating. You can set the temps on the lunchbox itself, or adjust and control it from the accompanying SunnySide smartphone app, which also lets you track your calories, recommends recipes, and provides battery power status. It weighs only 1.4 pounds and comes in a variety of colors including red, pink, blue, green, yellow, and more. $225 preorder for a family four-pack. mysunnyside.org BY RYAN THOMAS @ranchandcoast ranchandcoast.com 94 JULY 2022 RANCH & COAST MAGAZINE

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