Swimming goggles might seem like a basic necessity whether training in a pool, taking a dip in the open water, or racing a triathlon, but the premium-priced Form Smart Swim 2 Goggles bring pioneering ...

Displays have been getting more intimate for years, moving from the laptop to your phone to the smartwatch on your wrist. It’s increasingly common to rely on a gadget like the Apple Watch or Garmin ...

VANCOUVER, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--FORM, the fitness technology company pioneering real-time visual feedback to elevate athletic performance, today announces that under the current rules, ...

Fitness tech startup Form launches its first product today: augmented reality swimming goggles. You might think AR sounds like a bit of a gimmick for swimmers. I certainly did. My Apple Watch already ...

Form, a maker of augmented reality swim goggles, wants to revolutionize athletic performance with the launch of HeadCoach, a live digital swim coach. HeadCoach introduces in-goggle, real-time coaching ...

What you're looking at sells why you'd ever want a pair of Form's new Swim Goggles more than any spec sheet or press release. Its transparent display sits over one of your eyes, serving up real-time ...

The Form swim goggles look like any other pair of goggles you’d see people wearing at a triathlon. They have a sleek look with a clear lens, water-tight fit, and a sturdy strap that’ll help keep the ...

Vancouver, July 29, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FORM, the direct-to-consumer sports technology company behind the FORM Smart Swim Goggles, today announced the launch of a free firmware update which ...

Vancouver, Nov. 12, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FORM, the direct-to-consumer sports technology company behind FORM Smart Swim Goggles, today announced the immediate availability of the FORM goggles on ...

New partnership will bring augmented-reality performance metrics displayed on FORM goggles to the homes of thousands of swim spa swimmers worldwide FORM, the sports wearable technology company behind ...

As I glided through the cool water, a timer ticked away, floating in front of my right eye. Blocky, yellow numbers projected underwater warned I had 15 seconds to make my goal. Almost there. I can do ...