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Deepinder Goyal's Temple Wearable Pre-Orders Set to Launch Soon
- •Deepinder Goyal announced that pre-orders for the Temple wearable device could open as early as next week with six launch colors.
- •The pill-shaped device attaches to the side of the head using single-use medical-grade Grips and tracks brain blood flow and Entropy.
- •Temple uses light-based sensing technology called BrainFlow to monitor physiological signals continuously.
- •The wearable features a battery life of around seven days and is water-resistant for activities like swimming and showering.
- •Experts caution that the device is for monitoring physiological signals and should not replace clinical neurological testing or medical diagnosis.
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Deepinder Goyal announced that pre-orders for the Temple wearable may open next week, with early-access waitlist members receiving priority. The launch edition will be available in six colors: True Gold, Rose Gold, Black Mirror, Real Jade, Deep Blue, and Purple Funk.
Temple is a small, pill-shaped device secured to the side of the head between the forehead and ear using single-use adhesive attachments called Grips. While the device's battery life and a single Grip can last for around seven days, the company recommends changing the Grip every two to three days.
Temple uses light-based BrainFlow technology to collect data on brain blood flow and tracks Entropy, an index measuring real-time physical output, stress, and rest. However, the device is meant for monitoring physiological signals rather than clinical testing, and its readings should not be used alone to diagnose neurological conditions.
