Hey, it seems that the student parties have all tried to go home? Wait, don't point to the red cross! You may need a more powerful review tool than coffee in the next semester.

Vigo was founded by three students at the University of Pennsylvania during their time at school – they were struggling with a full schedule. Vigo's Kickstarter home page described their inspiration: “Coffee and refillable drinks can help us avoid Snoring, but the most reliable one is still able to have a friend sitting next to you, reminding you whenever you start to sleep. Of course, it is impossible to let friends stay with you all the time, so we retreat to make the next The 'second best' option."

It seems that Vigo seems to be the unpopular equipment invented by geeks, but from another point of view, this Bluetooth headset can do more than "willing to be alone, accompany me to self-study, brush a thousand questions a day." For example, How many traffic accidents a day comes from fatigue driving? Vigo uses advanced algorithms to even warn the driver before he notices that he is getting tired, such as high altitude, high pressure work, etc. In the post, Vigo can even save lives.

In order to achieve these functions, Vigo integrates infrared sensors and accelerometers to collect data including blinks, body movements, etc., and analyzes the features through self-developed algorithms to evaluate your activity in real time. It is only for blinking an action. Vigo tracks up to 20 feature parameters. When Vigo finds that your spirit is in a downturn, there are a number of ways to alert you that you can choose to flash the LED light, vibrate slightly, or wake up the god by connecting a song on your phone.

Several students have also added more humane features to Vigo, which will give you advice based on your level of fatigue. For example, if you need to regain your spirit quickly, it will offer a cup of coffee or a few push-ups; but if you Very tired, no need to rest, it will "strongly" suggest you take a nap and come back.

Of course, Vigo can make calls like other Bluetooth headsets. This startup group plans to release iOS and Android SDKs, and will also release APIs for other developers. Vigo now raises $38,000 of the $50,000 target on Kickstarter. There are still 15 days to finish. Now you can get the first batch of products for $59.