FITBIT FOUNDERS UNVEIL LUFFU LINK LTE WEARABLE
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The creators of Fitbit have launched Luffu Link, an LTE-connected health and safety band that operates independently of a smartphone. The device combines health monitoring, voice logging, location tracking, and emergency contact features.
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Nearly six years after selling Fitbit to Google, the company's co-founders are launching a new wearable device. The screen-free wristband targets continuous health monitoring for elderly family members.
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