26th September 2013, Vancouver – Recon Instruments, the award winning technology company behind the world’s first consumer Heads-up Displays (HUD) for sports, is pleased to announce that Intel Capital ...

Intel has acquired Recon Instruments, a Vancouver, Canada-based maker of heads-up displays for athletes. Recon makes two products: the Recon Snow2, which is a ski mask with an integrated display, and ...

Recon Instruments' MOD Live HUD for ski goggles will be the first to run Active Network's new RTP LiveView (TM) Android lifestyle app. LiveView combines real-time content and adapted augmented reality ...

When Contour launched their GPS model the other week, I thought it was one of the coolest things to happen to action sports. The ability to see video of what you just did is one thing but to see it on ...

PFLUGERVILLE, Texas and VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Nov. 11, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — TrackingPoint™ and Recon Instruments today announced the two have forged a strategic partnership to produce the ...

Recon Instruments behind the world’s first consumer smart goggles for sports is shipping the Recon Jet. The Jet features a dual-core CPU, high-contrast display and point-of-view camera while ...

Three years ago Recon Instruments came out with one of the first goggles with a HUD to be used by you and me for leisure activity. It was a novel idea—who wouldn’t want to see how fast they’re flying ...

What happens when a corporate behemoth suddenly enters your small company's product space? One startup recently found out. Long before Google Glass came on the scene, there was Transcend. Released by ...

, through its strategic investment arm Motorola Solutions Venture Capital, has made an investment in the company. Having shipped three generations of products already, Recon is a leading pioneer in ...

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Intel Crop. isn't slowing its investments in wearable technology, despite mixed signs about how quickly that market is growing. The chip giant on Wednesday said it purchased Recon Instruments, a ...