Speedo’s New Wearable Adds Speed and Stroke Tracking to Goggles You Might Already Own
THE SO WHAT
Speedo’s clip-on module that upgrades existing goggles is the retrofit play—extend the life of installed gear instead of forcing full hardware replacement. In any sports or industrial context, add-on sensors plus a coaching app can be a faster route to adoption than trying to displace core equipment.
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