Tracking how far you've traveled when cycling can be done very easily, but being able to effectively track everything from speed to velocity can be done without effort with the Garmin Vector. A set of sophisticated pedals for a bicycle, the Garmin Vector system can help to keep tabs on everything a cycler needs to know without having to think twice.
Distance, power exerted and a plethora of other features are built-in to the Garmin Vector, which weighs a mere 152 grams and can offer over 175 hours of operation before needing a battery change. When the ride is over, simply pair the Garmin Vector with a computer and analyze the data; a rider will quickly be able to see just where they need to improve or what they're doing just right.
Intelligent Cyclist Accessories
The Garmin Vector Pedal Power Meter Tracks the Trek Seamlessly
Trend Themes
1. Smart Pedals - Developing pedals that are sophisticated and able to track the cyclist's performance can lead to a more efficient and accurate training regimen.
2. Data Analysis in Cycling - Developing software or apps for analyzing the data harvested from smart pedals can allow cyclists to optimize their training by knowing when and where to train more closely.
3. Wireless Cyclist Accessories - Creating sophisticated, yet lightweight cyclist accessories that are wireless and easy to pair with computer devices can lead to a more seamless data collection experience for serious cyclists.
Industry Implications
1. Sports Technology Industry - Sports technology companies can develop smart pedals and data analysis software to contribute to cyclist's training improvements and health benefits.
2. Fitness and Wearable Industry - Fitness and wearable companies can create smart pedals and smart accessories that are smaller, lightweight, and more aesthetically pleasing to cyclists that encourage people to stay active.
3. Cycling Accessories Industry - Cycling accessories companies can focus on the development of smart pedals and accessories that collect important data for cyclists, thus improving the cyclist's performance.